FEATURES

• Seam-flat design
  
• Absorbing less water
• The colours of the sea prints
• Made from more than 60% recycled fibre
• Material: 65% Polyamide 35% Elastane

The Boys’ Powerskin ST Next Jammers Caimano from Arena are made 60% with materials from pre and post-consumer textile waste. This FINA-approved racing swimsuit is the first one ever to include recycled fabric. Crafted to be streamlined in the water and to support with mild compression, it features strategic flatlock seams that help maintain a better body position in the water. Designed for total range of motion and ease of wear, we highly recommend these jammers as a first tech suit. Featuring a striking pattern in shades of blue, you are sure to make an impact in the pool.

In order to ensure that your product provides you with the best possible performance for a long time to come, the following precautions are recommended:

• Rinse immediately after use, in non-chlorinated water
• Do not leave the wet swimsuit in a bag or other container for a long time
• Do not expose the wet swimsuit in a bag or other container to direct sunlight
• Wash with detergents suitable for delicate clothes
• Air-dry hung up and away from heat sources

Please Note: This is a specialised piece of compression swimwear designed for athletes. If you are unsure whether this will be suitable please get in touch with our customer services team

“We sell the European Arena Racing Swimsuits which often feature an additional manufacturer's logo when compared to the American varieties. Other than the size of the logos, the suits are identical. Please be aware that the additional logo on Arena's European Racing Suits may exceed the 2.25 square inches of logo allowed in USA competitions. NFHS (The National Federation of State High School Associations) and NCCA (The National Collegiate Athletic Association) have rules on swimsuit branding and these suits are not compliant with the branding restrictions of these organizations. They are however fully compliant with UK, European and the rest of the world's regulations.”