"Self-portrait with Monkey" board shorts for both land and water

"Self-portrait with Monkey" is a work created in 1938 by Mexican painter Frida Kahlo.
Mexican and American cultural traditions are important elements in Frida Kahlo's work, which is sometimes considered in art history as a naive or indigenous folk artist.
This item features a self-portrait with a monkey, a symbol of desire in Mexican mythology. In this piece, the monkey is depicted as a creature with a soul, set against a backdrop of a large leaf curtain. It gently drapes its arm around Frida's neck, as if wanting to protect her. The combination of a swimsuit and shorts makes it suitable for both water and water. Unlike a swimsuit, it dries quickly and has a short-like design. It also features two side pockets and a Velcro storage pocket on the back, showcasing attention to detail and functionality. The stretchy material provides a comfortable fit, allowing for easy movement in the water. The trendy mid-length above-the-knee silhouette creates a slim, active silhouette.
Not only can it be used as a swimsuit, but it is also ideal for everyday use such as traveling, as well as outdoor use such as training and track and field sports like running.

Care: Washable
Fabric thickness: Thin
Elasticity: Yes
Lining: None

■ Product details
Material: 100% nylon
Features: Amphibious
Gender Type: Men's

*Please note that the size chart may vary slightly due to the characteristics of the fabric and weave of the product.