The Odós

Pothos and Nostos are knitted in Bergamo, Italy by Carvico, the mill that has set the standard for swim fabric since 1962. Vita by Carvico is 78% ECONYL® regenerated nylon, spun from recovered fishing nets and ocean waste, with 22% elastane. More than double the resistance to chlorine, sunscreen, and oils of conventional swim fabric, with a soft, sleek hand that holds you and holds its shape.

Telos is cut from Carvico's Revolutional™ Eco, an ultra-light techno-fabric from their competition line, made with ECONYL® regenerated nylon. Chlorine-proof, UPF 50+, quick-drying, and built to shrug off sand, abrasion, and sunscreen.

Rinse in cold fresh water after every swim. Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, then hang to dry in the shade. Never wring, never tumble, never iron.

Pothos in Zafferano — saffron gathered by hand on the cliffs at Akrotiri three thousand summers ago.
Nostos in Rhodes — an Aegean island whose name means rose. Thalassa — the Greek word for the sea itself. Pece — the pitch the Mediterranean used to seal its hulls when Homer was alive.
Telos in Picholine — a bright Provençal olive, served with apéritif in the south of France. Pece — the pitch that sealed the wooden hulls of antiquity.

One size, chosen once, for all three pieces.

S: waist 29–30" (74–77 cm) · hip 36–38" (91–96 cm)
M: waist 31–32" (78–82 cm) · hip 38–40" (96–101 cm)
L: waist 33–34" (83–86 cm) · hip 40–42" (101–106 cm)
XL: waist 34–35" (86–90 cm) · hip 42–44" (106–112 cm)

Waist: measure around your natural waist, where the waistband sits.
Hip: measure around the fullest part of your seat, feet together.
These are body measurements, not garment measurements. The fabric stretches to hold you.