What’s the KoMocean about?

Summer is almost over, but the perfect way to end it does not begin with a word that sounds like what you call your ex (hint: beach), non stop piña coladas, or a tan you wished was darker than it turned out. No ladies and gentlemen, (for the sake of this article) it begins with the perfect ensemble to state that you are indeed in summer-end denial. Scenery is merely an accessory to your look, and in my case, my scenery begins with the letter H and ends with a very expensive zip code, the Hamptons.

For the perfect final days of summer prep, you need the best combination of PP (price and pretty), so let me introduce you to the next KoMocean in the swimwear department. In the past days, I’ve had the opportunity to try out the new collection of KoMocean swim shorts. These amazing swim shorts went from the beach to the streets without skipping a beat, making them stylish yet very comfortable when hitting the waves. Here are a couple of their shorts that can be found in store and online:

The Revel shorts in midnight blue, light grey, and white, are made in New York City with ultra soft custom mesh lining, quick drying DWR coating (Durable Water Repellent) and pockets with safety stitching.

The Roger Rusty designed with the sophisticated man in mind. This short is rendered in an elegant woven “crepe-like” fabric. Sewn with a clean finish along the inner and outer seams, and crafted with a classic swim silhouette and elasticized waistband. Very versatile, I can easily wear it to the beach, gym, tennis court, or anywhere my active lifestyle takes me.

KoMocean prides on their selection of fabrics and colors that are pool and ocean friendly, great for the adventurous types out there, and I highly encourage soaking your hair in that salt water (it’s good for the skin, FYI). KoMocean will help you transition from the beach to the bar without having to change your outfit. Perfect for the next time you are thinking of going to the beach and don’t want to think of packing two shorts.

A simple trip to the beach could be all it takes to clear our heads and write a new ending to an old story. There are those who got burned by the heat. They just want to forget and start over. While there are others who want each moment to last forever. But everyone can agree on one thing: tans fade, highlights go dark and we all get sick of sand in our shoes. But the end of summer is the beginning of a new season.