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Photo courtesy of Keera Belviy, @vitalwetsuits
Winter is approaching in the Sarasota area, lowering the temperature of the bay, and it is necessary to wear a diving suit to stay in the water. Keera Belviy was founded locally by the Gulf Coast gurfer (girl surfer). She gave up her long career as a hair stylist and founded Vital Wetsuits. Built on the passion to bring all-encompassing grassroots water suits to the community and industry, the series caters to women of all sizes, sizes and body types, and is specifically designed—while keeping the earth in mind—to adapt to the Gulf.
"As a tall and plump woman, my inspiration comes from designing diving suits and swimsuits that complement my figure," Belviy said. "I know I can't be the only one who has trouble finding suitable waterproof clothing. I found that in this era, it is really important to have a surfing brand that showcases all women on water in the most authentic form."
In addition to being a brand that is good for the body, Vital Wetsuits still pays attention to its environmental impact and carbon footprint-shipping to all of North America without plastic packaging. Belviy is sustainably made from Yulex, an elastic textile similar to neoprene. Belviy purchases renewable materials made from FSC-certified rubber trees, and pointed out that if it can be avoided, she does not want to cause more Pollution. She shared that traditional limestone neoprene manufacturers use 23 times the kilowatts. At the same time, the lining of the suit is made of recycled polyester and laminated with solvent-free water-based glue.
In this series, turn your attention to the iconic Premium Wetsuit Leggings. When the water temperature drops below 70 °F quickly but you still want to go out paddling, diving or surfing, these 2mm-thick leggings come with a key pouch, proving to be "essential" for your water adventure.
comfortable. Warm. Environmental awareness. Chic. Feature. All the features a female water enthusiast might want in a diving suit. Your Florida blood will thank you for the first cold snap of the season.
Photo courtesy of Keera Belviy, @vitalwetsuits
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