Drifter NetPlus® Beach Linerless Short - Black
The Drifter Linerless shorts are made from NetPlus® recycled fishing nets and designed to keep you comfortable on land and sea.
NetPlus material is 100% recycled fishing net, 100% post-consumer recycled, and 100% traceable. Through the NetPlus recycling program, discarded nets are sourced directly from fishing communities before they can damage marine ecosystems.
Bureo, the company behind NetPlus, is on a mission to end fishing net pollution through community empowerment. Protecting our oceans and providing a positive, end-of-life solution. Supporting cleaner oceans and leaving a lighter footprint in the sand.
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Drifter NetPlus® Beach Linerless Short - Black
The Drifter Linerless shorts are made from NetPlus® recycled fishing nets and designed to keep you comfortable on land and sea.
NetPlus material is 100% recycled fishing net, 100% post-consumer recycled, and 100% traceable. Through the NetPlus recycling program, discarded nets are sourced directly from fishing communities before they can damage marine ecosystems.
Bureo, the company behind NetPlus, is on a mission to end fishing net pollution through community empowerment. Protecting our oceans and providing a positive, end-of-life solution. Supporting cleaner oceans and leaving a lighter footprint in the sand.
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The Drifter Linerless shorts are made from NetPlus® recycled fishing nets and designed to keep you comfortable on land and sea.
NetPlus material is 100% recycled fishing net, 100% post-consumer recycled, and 100% traceable. Through the NetPlus recycling program, discarded nets are sourced directly from fishing communities before they can damage marine ecosystems.
Bureo, the company behind NetPlus, is on a mission to end fishing net pollution through community empowerment. Protecting our oceans and providing a positive, end-of-life solution. Supporting cleaner oceans and leaving a lighter footprint in the sand.
