Look no further if you prefer thin shoulder straps to give you greater freedom of movement and love the feel of water gliding across your back.
My Style:
- My single bind finish has been designed to sit comfortably on your shoulders away from your important working parts when you pull through the water.
- I’ve got a moderate leg height and rear coverage so you won’t be picking around to find me after a few tumble turns.
- I come with full front lining.
- I’m made with all the care and love in production that makes me proud to be Funkita.
- Made from our exclusive C-Infinity fabric, a 100% Italian polyester that is a colourful breakthrough in chlorine resistant fabric technology!
- The superior choice for swimmers, C-Infinity has exceptional strength and can retain its durability far beyond other elastane swimwear fabrics.
- Ideal for frequent pool use for recreational and performance-based swimming.
My Story:
We have been working on an exciting project to supply swimwear to a new swimming club at the North Pole. The club was formed by workers at a huge factory that produces toys and presents throughout the year. Despite increasing pressure from the global shareholder network, who are all under 10 years old, the workers have demanded better conditions including the right to exercise. Unfortunately, after we had made the swimwear, the workers realised it was a bit cold for swimming so we have made the swimwear available to everyone to purchase.
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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.
