Kitsbow X Swift Industries Adventure Starter Pack

Kevin Curry

Nov 13, 2019 — 1 min read

Swift Industries teamed up with Kitsbow and artist Chris McNally on this Adventure Pack which includes a Cyclone riding shirt, a Swift Wanderlust Packer, Swift Seeker Travel Kit, and a watercolored letterpress print of Bolinas Ridge by Chris McNally.The Adventure Pack is available in men’s and women’s sizes and costs $149.

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More Info on the Kitsbow X Swift Industries Adventure Starter Pack

The Swift x Kitsbow Adventure Starter Pack is 100% US Made and comes with an adventure-ready assortment of items to compliment your travel plans or Holiday gift giving needs.

Starter Pack includes:

Kitsbow high-performance men’s Cyclone Tee or women’s Hymasa Tee
Swift Wanderlust Packer
A One-of-a-kind watercolored letterpress print of Bolinas Ridge by Chris McNally
Swift Seeker Travel Kit

About the Kitsbow Cyclone T

Soft as cotton, wicks and cools better than a pure poly tee
For the venting panels we used Polartec ® Delta „¢ fabric, an active mechanical wicking fabric
Venting panels placed under arm and along back to keep cool while moving
Slightly longer sleeve length designed to protect against sun and brush
Tailored fit facilitates cooling while eliminating excess fabric flap
UPF 30
Subtle reflective Kitsbow logo on arm
Sewn in the USA (California)

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