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These waves cannot be stopped… you can only learn how to surf in them ;)
Of course, surfing in this case should be taken rather symbolically, because the shorts will work perfectly in any other summer activity, including practicing yoga and not only on sups.
The shorts have a wide, 12 cm belt and go down to the thigh. You can match them with a bikini as well as any of the crop tops from our Second You collection.
These shorts are made of an environmentally friendly, breathing version of sport polyester (made of recycled plastic bottles), with added elastane, so that they fit the body better.
Fans of Japanese painting will easily recognize the motif of Hokusai’s “The Great Wave”, which became the inspiration for them. From a distance perspective, the pattern gives the impression of being tattooed on the body, just as intended by the author of this graphic design.
Read moreThese waves cannot be stopped… you can only learn how to surf in them ;)
Of course, surfing in this case should be taken rather symbolically, because the shorts will work perfectly in any other summer activity, including practicing yoga and not only on sups.
The shorts have a wide, 12 cm belt and go down to the thigh. You can match them with a bikini as well as any of the crop tops from our Second You collection.
These shorts are made of an environmentally friendly, breathing version of sport polyester (made of recycled plastic bottles), with added elastane, so that they fit the body better.
Fans of Japanese painting will easily recognize the motif of Hokusai’s “The Great Wave”, which became the inspiration for them. From a distance perspective, the pattern gives the impression of being tattooed on the body, just as intended by the author of this graphic design.