Sporti X ALILscribble Limited Edition Divide Jammer Swimsuit Youth (22-28)

The Sporti x aLILscribble collection is a part of the Sporti Artist Series, a limited edition collection aimed to spark conversation around diversity, inclusion, and mental health awareness in and out of the water. The Sporti x aLILscribble Limited Edition Divide Jammer Swimsuit Youth (22-28) is a one-of-a-kind print with seemingly endless faces.

“This is meant to be a single-line work. It is very gestural and spontaneous. I love the idea of all these faces interacting… There’s no gender to these individuals and I feel like anyone can see themselves in this print.”

-Alannah Tiller @alilscribble

We believe swimming is a vital life skill and should be available to everyone regardless of income or background. A portion of proceeds from the Sporti x aLILscribble Collection will be donated to Tankproof, a nonprofit dedicated to providing access, equity, and opportunity through swimming lessons to make communities safer.

Features

• Limited edition
• Boy’s jammer swimsuit, ideal for competition or training.
• Flat-locked seams. Seams lay flatter and closer to the body. Won’t chafe against skin.
• Comfortable fit.
• 4-way stretch fabric allows suit to move with your body.
• Long-Lasting color retention.
• Flat inner drawcord at waist for adjustable fit.
• Front lined.
• Heat transfer Sporti logo on left hip.

Details

• Fabric: 82% Polyester 18% Spandex
• Care: Rinse with clean water after every use to prolong suit life. Lay flat to dry.
• Sun Protection: UPF 50+
• Lining: 100% Polyester
• Chlorine Resistant: Yes
• Fit: Compressed, competition swim fit
• Adjustable: Drawcord
• Country of Origin: Imported

About aLILscribble

Alannah Tiller is a San Antonio-based multidisciplinary artist and academic. She is known for her abstract, minimal, and impactful art with earthy, organic colors, simple lines, and bold shapes.

This limited-edition collection features signature prints that are the essence of aLILscribble and will inspire you to reimagine the spaces that you’re in. “I’m still doing the same old scribbles, except maybe a bit more refined now with better tools. But it all started with a lil scribble.”