Few things feel less comfortable than being forced to sit around in wet clothing -- something the makers of Frank Anthony shorts understand. The swim trunks are designed to never get wet or dirty. The startup Canadian swimwear line repels any kind of liquid.
The swimming trunks do this because they're made out of a hydrophobic nanotechnology-embedded fabric. After a successful Kickstarter campaign, the first batch of Frank Anthony shorts are currently being sold online. As the shorts do not soak up water, you can wear them without having to worry about bringing a change of clothes after swimming or getting the inside of your car wet.
The garment's technology is impervious to chlorine and salt water damage, making them extremely durable. They can also be washed as many times as you'd like.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Hydrophobic Clothing
- Exploring the use of hydrophobic nanotechnology-embedded fabrics to create water-repellent clothing.
- Durable Swimwear
- Developing swimwear that is resistant to chlorine and salt water damage for long-lasting use.
- Convenience in Swimwear
- Creating swimwear that eliminates the need for carrying extra clothing and towels after swimming.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Integrating hydrophobic fabric technology into the fashion industry to create water-repellent clothing.
- Sportswear
- Incorporating hydrophobic materials in sportswear to provide athletes with durable and water-resistant performance apparel.
- Travel
- Developing hydrophobic clothing for travelers to reduce the need for carrying extra clothing and prevent wet luggage.
