We waited until the second issue to do the merch, so here it is!
The silicon swimming cap printed with ‘Swimmers’ by artist Natasha Law. Featured in our second issue, it felt fitting that the sketches of swimmers at the local pool should return to local pools in this fetching navy blue number.
All heads hopefully fit this one adult size.
Directions: Start by securing your hair, then position the cap at your forehead and stretch it over your head, tucking in any loose hair. The seam of the cap should run down the middle of your head, from forehead to back of the neck. Then start swimming…or not. It’s up to you wear you where this cap really…
Tip: Sprinkling baby powder in your swim cap can help stop it from pulling on your hair when you take it off (and make it smoother to put on, too).
We waited until the second issue to do the merch, so here it is!
The silicon swimming cap printed with ‘Swimmers’ by artist Natasha Law. Featured in our second issue, it felt fitting that the sketches of swimmers at the local pool should return to local pools in this fetching navy blue number.
All heads hopefully fit this one adult size.
Directions: Start by securing your hair, then position the cap at your forehead and stretch it over your head, tucking in any loose hair. The seam of the cap should run down the middle of your head, from forehead to back of the neck. Then start swimming…or not. It’s up to you wear you where this cap really…
Tip: Sprinkling baby powder in your swim cap can help stop it from pulling on your hair when you take it off (and make it smoother to put on, too).
