Dallas-based Curated Clothing has discovered a way to make men?s swim trunks a collector?s item. John-Marshall Stubbs, the founder of this splashy brand, grew up spending time in his mother?s art gallery and at numerous art fairs. Inspired, Stubbs went on to get his MBA at Babson University to create something that would combine his love for art and his entrepreneurial spirit. The final product is a swimwear line that could essentially be displayed in a gallery.
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Stubbs tells Patron, ?Curated Clothing Company offers a line of art-inspired men?s swimwear worth collecting?we take art from the gallery wall to your waist by incorporating the work of local and international artists on our swim trunks.?
Expect a new and exclusive collection every summer from Curated, giving divers, wakeboarders, snorkelers and more additional trunks to look forward to. Dallas-based artists Francisco Moreno, Edgar Cardoze and Adrienne Lichliter are this summer?s exhibitionists. Cardoze had a show this spring at Kristy Stubbs Gallery, John-Marshall?s mother?s gallery. Other artists turning sunbathers heads include Raymond Uhlir from Austin, Page Goss a muralist from LA., and Kelcey Fisher, also known as KFISH, from New Orleans. Collect them all for the most stylish beachside fun or backyard clothesline when not in use.
For the gals Stubbs says, ?We’re excited to introduce our women?s swimwear in the next few months.?
To learn more about Curated Clothing or Fine Artwear, visit CuratedClothingCompany.com. You can also follow them on Instagram @CuratedClothingCompany to stay updated on products and new artists.