Waterproof Pockets Built Into Your Shirt
If you’re an adventure seeker who spends time outside finding the best hiking spot, jumping from the highest cliff into the ocean, or even skiing down a monster hill, chances are you need a shirt with pockets. More importantly, a shirt with waterproof pockets to withstand all your extreme travels. Every adrenaline junkie needs clothes with extra space to hold their wallet, phone or passport to be worry-free while still being active. If this fits your lifestyle then our new dasFlow RUSH collection will be a perfect match for you.
Our apparel is known for its premium style and quality. The dasFlow RUSH collection captures our original vision of adding extra support for those who encounter insane travels. Our SmartTanks are equipped with hidden waterproof pockets to keep you free from having to hold anything. Our hidden pockets will keep your items safe and secure.
Our collection is meant to be lightweight and super comfortable in any condition. It is particularly best for wet climate weather due to our moisture wicking fabric that’s embedded into our apparel. What does this mean? That the fabric will pull the sweat of your skin and onto the fabric before quickly drying up.
Our collection holds four unique styles to help you to choose between different environments. Available in two colors, the dasFlow RUSH collection looks original and modern. Rash guards and long sleeves for cooler weather, tank tops for hot Summer days, T-shirts for those casually working out, and even polos for a sophisticated outdoor golf tournament.
Waterproof, lightweight, quick drying and comfortable, the dasFlow RUSH collection is a first pick when packing for your next trip. Our collection is more than just apparel, it sums up a reflection of the opportunities waiting to be accomplished. With the dasFlow RUSH collection, nothing can stop you from completing your adventure list.
Contact us for more info on custom orders and we will gladly assist you with any of your custom apparel needs. Feel dasFlow.
