Vissla High Seas 18.5" Boardshort
M1014HIG-BLK-28
When the swell pushes and the session runs into hours, the High Seas is the trunk that holds the line, our highest-performing boardshort to date. A sustainable 4-way stretch blend of recycled Repreve polyester and coconut fibre, expertly built with a laser-cut hole pattern and a side pocket with a welded zip and integrated key rope. 18.5 inch outseam. Made to shred long past the point most trunks tap out.
4-way stretch boardshort. Laser-cut hole pattern, welded-zip side pocket with integrated key rope. 18.5" outseam.
50% Recycled Polyester, 38% Polyester from Coconut, 12% Spandex
Style # M1014HIG
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4-Way Stretch
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Repreve
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Embroidered Trims
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Triple Needle Stitching
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Soft Thread
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Cocotex
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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.
Repreve
Repreve fiber contains recycled materials - including plastic bottles. When you see this icon, remember: It's what's in it... that makes it recycled. With Repreve, you can be sure you're creating a reprieve for the planet.
REPREVE is a registered trademark of Unifi, Inc.
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.
Cocotex
Thanks to a process called 'Cocotex', the overlooked 'waste' is turned into an activated carbon fabric. The properties of this fabric are everything you could ever wish for in a pair of trunks: they stretch, they breathe, they fight odor, and they last.
HIGH IQ Repel
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.