The perfect one piece if you love thin shoulder straps for freedom of movement and an open back to feel water gliding across your back. ECO C-INFINITY is 100% chlorine resistant and gives new life to discarded plastic bottles.
My Style:
- Single bind straps sit comfortably on your shoulders away from your important working parts when you pull through the water
- Moderate leg height and rear coverage so you won’t be picking around to find me after a few tumble turns.
- Full front lining and all the care and love that makes me proud to be Funkita.
- ECO C-INFINITY is a superior polyester made from end-of-life plastic water bottles
- Providing 100% chlorine resistance and exceptional colours, ECO C-INFINITY gives new life to to waste, reducing our environmental impact
- Keep swimming day in and day out in the brightest swimwear on the market.
My Story:
Our collaboration with Dr Dre did not exactly go to plan. Firstly, no one had informed us that placing open electrical currents on the body around water could result in electrocution. Secondly, Dr Dre has apparently moved on from carrying a boom box on his shoulder and just uses little headphones and buds now. So our human-sized, waterproof speaker with subwoofer can still be purchased to wear as swimwear, it just won’t pump out epic beats for you.
This print has been produced via the latest direct digital printing technology, which means it is better for the environment as there is minimal wastage and water consumption in the printing process.
From Funkita HQ in Melbourne, Australia, we pack as much style and creativity into every piece of our swimwear, activewear, clothing and accessories as we can. Whether you’re in the water or on the land, it’s our mission to ensure our bold, colourful prints keep you inspired day in and day out, and our long-lasting, comfy styles keep you moving, even through your most challenging workout. We’re the brand we want you to trust and love, from the quality of our products to our support of rising athletes and the community around us.
