Swimwear has always walked the line between function and freedom. From the heavy wool suits of the 1920s to the tailored nylon trunks of the jet-set 60s, each era has brought its own take on beachwear.

The Westlake draws on the practicality of mid-century lifeguard uniforms and military training shorts—pared-back, rugged, and made for movement. It’s a timeless shape, reimagined with modern materials and a mission to do better.

The Westlake is made using SEAQUAL®—a certified yarn produced from marine plastic recovered through global clean-up programmes. Every pair helps reduce ocean waste while supporting a circular model of design. It's a small step, but a meaningful one—for those who believe clothes should be made well and made with purpose.