Island Impressions 17.5" Boardshort
M1135ISL-TRC-Terracotta-29
Catching Island Impressions: Our 18.5” boardshort is derived from a high-performance blend of recycled polyester, cotton, and hemp fibers. With premium 4-way stretch construction, these trunks ensure maximum comfort and mobility, keeping you loose in the pocket. Stylish features include a side pocket and integrated key rope. Length: 17.5" outseam.
69% RECYCLED POLYESTER 17% COTTON 7% HEMP 7% SPANDEX
Style # M1135ISL
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4-Way Stretch
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Hemp
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Embroidered Trims
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Triple Needle Stitching
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Soft Thread
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HIGH IQ Repel
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Tethered Waistband
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UPF 50
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Signature Calipher Fly
4-Way Stretch
All Vissla boardshorts are constructed with 4-way stretch fabrics.
Hemp
Recycled polyester makes use of existing plastic. Made from discarded plastic bottles, it reduces our dependence on petroleum as a raw material, diverts used plastic from landfills and decreases toxic emissions from incinerators. It can be continuously recycled without quality degradation, promoting new recycling streams for polyester clothing that is no longer wearable.
Embroidered Trims
All trims are embroidered to the fabric for a clean finish and to last longer.
Triple Needle Stitching
Triple needle side seams and front, back rise.
Soft Thread
Swim floss thread for comfort and prevents leg rash.
HIGH IQ Repel
In the past, water-repellant fabrics were treated with chemicals known as PFCs and Fluorocarbons to help prevent surface saturation into the fabrics. The problem is that as these chemicals are released from the fabrics over time they have been shown to harm the living organisms they come into contact with, affecting reproduction and hormone systems. Vissla has chosen to move to 100% PFC and Fluorocarbon-free DWR water repellant coating for our boardshorts.
Tethered Waistband
Tethered waistband for a comfortable tight fit and keeps it on your waist in bigger waves.
UPF 50
This garment is UPF 50.
Signature Calipher Fly
New signature calipher fly construction developed to pull together tighter for those precarious surf conditions.
