Swimming in these undies won’t get you arrested

With the mercury set to hit the 40 degree mark around the country again this week, there’s a lot to be said for being able to have a quick swim, without needing to carry your swimmers around. The new swimmable underwear from Underwear of Sweden looks like a perfect solution.

Created from a new lightweight, quick-dry Lycra elastin blend, the underdacks are chlorine and saltwater resistant, and retain their shape and opacity both in and out of the water.

There are two styles of swimmable underwear – or “swundies”, as we like to call them – to choose from. The first is the sport jock, which features an external waistband. The second is the board jock, which is a bit more discreet, having the waistband designed into the underwear themselves.

You can grab a pair of the swimmable undies in any size from small to XXL, with each pair selling for $34.50 RRP.

Price: $34.50
Web: UWOS

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