Embrace a timeless coastal aesthetic with a modern, sustainable twist in the Fair Harbor Bayberry Trunk in Light Blue Seersucker. At Bering’s, we have a deep appreciation for classic Southern style, and nothing says summer quite like the puckered texture of seersucker. While this trunk honors that multi-generational tradition, it is engineered for the 21st-century adventurer. By transforming recycled plastic bottles into high-performance fabric, Fair Harbor has created a piece that looks as good at a lakeside brunch as it does in the rolling surf.

The standout feature of the Bayberry is its revolutionary interior. We know that traditional mesh liners are often the first thing to cause discomfort during a long day under the sun, which is why we are proud to offer Fair Harbor’s signature Breezeknit™ technology. This ultra-soft, supportive boxer-brief style liner eliminates chafing entirely, providing an itch-free experience that transitions seamlessly from the water to the boardwalk. Combined with a sleek, 7-inch inseam, these trunks offer a more tailored, mid-length silhouette for the man who prefers a bit more coverage without sacrificing a modern fit.

Why you’ll love it:

• Proprietary Breezeknit™ Liner: An incredibly soft, moisture-wicking interior designed to replace itchy mesh and prevent chafing all day long.
• Eco-Friendly Seersucker Fabric: Crafted from a high-performance blend of recycled plastic bottles and spandex with a classic puckered texture.
• Versatile 7-Inch Inseam: A sophisticated, mid-length cut that provides a tailored look suitable for both swimming and casual social settings.
• Four-Way Stretch Performance: Lightweight, quick-dry material that moves with you, featuring a secure zippered back pocket for your essentials.

The Bayberry Trunk in Light Blue Seersucker is a testament to the belief that you can honor heritage style while protecting the future of our waterways. We invite you to experience the ultimate in comfort and craftsmanship that defines the curated collection at Bering’s.

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