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Silverback Hawaii Expands Its Signature Collection With High-Performance Hawaiian Print Activewear

Silverback Hawaii announced the expansion of its signature collection with a new range of Hawaiian print activewear built for paddling in Hawaii’s ocean environments. The company developed the line through direct field testing and systematic feedback from paddlers operating at various skill levels. The release strengthens its position as a provider of functional gear created for the demands of daily water use. Matt Daniel and his brothers, the founders of Silverback Hawaii, stated, “Our company focused on practical function, long-term durability, and direct user feedback.” The Hawaiian Print Activewear was designed to meet clear performance requirements rather than stylistic trends. Each item was tested in real paddling conditions, including extended ocean sessions, high exposure to sun and saltwater, and the routine wear associated with Hawaii’s active coastal lifestyle. This process enabled the company to assess durability, mobility, and comfort under direct environmental conditions. The expanded line includes paddle shorts, breathable tops, and lifestyle wear developed for Hawaii’s climate. Paddle shorts were constructed for sustained movement and friction resistance during long-distance paddling. Breathable tops were designed to maintain airflow and reduce heat retention during training or daily ocean activity. Each category supports both beginners learning foundational paddling techniques and experienced watermen who operate on the ocean daily. The representative of the firm added, “Our collection reflects the requirements of individuals who operate in Hawaii’s waters every day.” Silverback Hawaii structured the collection to serve a broad user base in a direct, functional manner. The design approach focused on longevity, utility, and relevance to real usage patterns throughout Hawaiian Print Activewear. The company emphasized that the collection is not generalized athletic wear; it is gear created for the specific environmental and cultural conditions of Hawaii’s paddling community.