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Also dumb that these are shown without a body in them. The message this is trying to send isn't safety, it's showing you which are easiest to find once they come off.
Color perception changes massively contextually, so these colors with skin tones around them might be very different
I.e. orange and pink are your safest bets if you only want to buy the one?
Orange or pink for nervous swimmers, blue or white for stealth bastards
I wear this for
M A X I M U M S A F E T Y
in the pool:
So you’re saying all these swimwear change their shape depending on whether you’re in a lake or pool. That’s so cool!
Well if you swim longer distances where there are boats, then you should have a bouy for visibility
So, either orange or pink can be seen relatively easy in both locations
Where is florescent green?
