Antonyo Marest x Trendsplant Lifeguard Swim Short V.1 Seaqual®Yarn
80,00€
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B-Corp Certified
Upcycled Marine Plastic 
Made in Europe
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One of the things my frequent trips to Miami have done for me is fill my mind with icons, colors, sensations, and experiences that no other city has ever been able to provide.
It was those sensations I considered bringing to the city where I grew up. The one that I always think of even when far away, which has little in common with Miami if viewed through the proper optics.
Using a chromatic scale that defines my work, these colors and shapes represent our waters, sunrises, and origins with an iconography that aims to mark a before and after for our beaches. Additionally, the geometric pattern of black and white is reminiscent of the traditional umbrellas of the 1980s.
It is mighty to have these icons created with materials from our land, with the hands and craftsmanship of people raised here. I feel that this energy is revealed in the work, which is loaded with meaning for me.
The project has been one of the most intense I have tackled in my career, with long waiting times and tireless work from its initial approach to its completion.
Always striving to give the Mediterranean Sea, and our beaches what they deserve. An important place on the map. Assist them in extending their benefits further by acquiring those unique attributes that every traveler looks for when visiting our beloved land, Alicante.
We started our journey together with SEAQUAL INITIATIVE back in 2019, when we converted our entire swimwear collection made with conventional polyester to this certified SEAQUAL® MARINE PLASTIC.
The result is a swim trunk of the same quality with even quicker drying.
Both the body of the swimshort and the inner trunk are made with SEAQUAL® YARN, they are machine washable and have a standard cut and feature a drawstring and elastic waist for a perfect fit. Side seam pockets and back pocket with velcro closure.
SEAQUAL INITIATIVE works with NGOs, fishermen, authorities and local communities to help clean our oceans. Marine litter from our beaches, ocean floor and surface, rivers and estuaries, is collected by clean-up programs. It is then sorted into different material types and the plastic portion is cleaned and transformed into SEAQUAL® MARINE PLASTIC by SEAQUAL INITIATIVE partners, which is used to weave, among others, this raw material used for pants. It is fully traceable and has certificates and licenses for both raw materials, as a supplier and us as a brand.
A Trendsplant swim trunk contains around 11 plastic bottles (180 grams).
- Men's swimsuit made with SEAQUAL™ fabric
- Polyester yarn made from PET bottles collected from the ocean
- Quick dry
- Exterior: 100% Polyester SEAQUAL™
- Interior: 100% Polyester SEAQUAL™
- Standard fit
- Woven, sublimated, cut and sewn 100% in Portugal
Wash cold
Lay flat to dry
Do not tumble dry
Do not iron
Do not use chlorine-based bleachShipping
Free shipping on Orders over € 60 in Spain and over € 100/150 depending on your country in Europe.
For the rest of the orders the shipping cost is 4€ in Spain and starting from 5.5€ in Europe depending on the area.
The estimated delivery time is about 2-3 days in Spain and 4-5 days in Europe.
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Returns
Returns in Spain are free. For orders coming from the rest of the world, customers are responsible for the shipping costs.
We accept returns within 30 days of receiving your order. As soon as we receive your package we will proceed with the refund of your money.
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Antonyo MarestAntonyo Marest, born and raised in Alicante, Spain, in 1987, is an international multidisciplinary artist who studied architecture and art in various European universities.
With an artistic language steeped in expertise and fixated on establishing a connection with creativity in his work, we find in Art Deco the biggest of his references at the time of representing an inner creative content that, along with a contemporary base, serves as a new generator of content and contexts of a movement that will celebrate its centenary in this decade.
