Sporti x Wyatt Hersey Limited Edition Passage Brief Swimsuit (26-40)
A tribute to organic movement, the Sporti x Wyatt Hersey Limited Edition Passage Brief Swimsuit encapsulates the playful energy akin to a child's imagination.
āI wanted to make something that felt alive like it had some kind of motion in itā¦I wanted the lines not to feel staticā¦more like paper thatās been cut out by a kid.āĀ -Wyatt Hersey
In Partnership with Coral Reef AllianceĀ
Protecting the health of our waters ensures that future generations can joyfully swim, play, and train amidst the beauty of the reef. A portion of proceeds from the Sporti x Wyatt Hersey collection will be donated to the Coral Reef Alliance, a global nonprofit dedicated to reducing direct threats to reefs and promoting scalable and effective solutions for their protection.Ā
Features
- Limited edition
- Menās brief swimsuit, ideal for competition or training
- Flat-locked seams
- Seams lay flatter and closer to the body
- Comfortable fit
- Won't chafe against skin
- Drawstring waist
- Black, flat cord lies against the body
- Heat transfer Sporti logo on left hip
- Front lined
Details
- Fabric: 82% Recycled Polyester / 18% Spandex
- Lining: 100% Polyester
- Care: Rinse with clean water after every use to prolong suit life
- Sun Protection: UPF 50+
- Chlorine Resistant: Yes
- Fit: Competitive / Fitted
- Adjustable: Yes
- Country of Origin: Imported
Meet the Artist
Wyatt Hersey is a visual storyteller with a practice based in illustration, painting, design and muralism. Wyatt uses bright, simplified color palettes and a printmakerās graphic sensibility to create work that is immediately striking and impactful. His work explores narratives of relational ecology, deep ecology, and ecological consciousness while instilling a sense of playfulness, hope, mutualism, and vitality in the viewer. His background as a wildlife biologist and nature connection mentor greatly informs his work as a visual artist, and as does his belief in art as an essential expression of the goodness of humanity.
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Description
A tribute to organic movement, the Sporti x Wyatt Hersey Limited Edition Passage Brief Swimsuit encapsulates the playful energy akin to a child's imagination.
āI wanted to make something that felt alive like it had some kind of motion in itā¦I wanted the lines not to feel staticā¦more like paper thatās been cut out by a kid.āĀ -Wyatt Hersey
In Partnership with Coral Reef AllianceĀ
Protecting the health of our waters ensures that future generations can joyfully swim, play, and train amidst the beauty of the reef. A portion of proceeds from the Sporti x Wyatt Hersey collection will be donated to the Coral Reef Alliance, a global nonprofit dedicated to reducing direct threats to reefs and promoting scalable and effective solutions for their protection.Ā
Features
- Limited edition
- Menās brief swimsuit, ideal for competition or training
- Flat-locked seams
- Seams lay flatter and closer to the body
- Comfortable fit
- Won't chafe against skin
- Drawstring waist
- Black, flat cord lies against the body
- Heat transfer Sporti logo on left hip
- Front lined
Details
- Fabric: 82% Recycled Polyester / 18% Spandex
- Lining: 100% Polyester
- Care: Rinse with clean water after every use to prolong suit life
- Sun Protection: UPF 50+
- Chlorine Resistant: Yes
- Fit: Competitive / Fitted
- Adjustable: Yes
- Country of Origin: Imported
Meet the Artist
Wyatt Hersey is a visual storyteller with a practice based in illustration, painting, design and muralism. Wyatt uses bright, simplified color palettes and a printmakerās graphic sensibility to create work that is immediately striking and impactful. His work explores narratives of relational ecology, deep ecology, and ecological consciousness while instilling a sense of playfulness, hope, mutualism, and vitality in the viewer. His background as a wildlife biologist and nature connection mentor greatly informs his work as a visual artist, and as does his belief in art as an essential expression of the goodness of humanity.
