Blackout Protocol Swim Shorts

No signal. No clearance. Still somehow at the fucking beach.

The KLF Blackout Protocol Swim Shorts take the classified darkness of Blackout Division somewhere it probably wasn't authorized to go.

The all-over Blackout Protocol artwork layers surveillance imagery, night-vision optics, redacted documents, restricted compounds, classified maps, encrypted communications, coordinates, skulls, warning labels, distressed paperwork, industrial textures, and KLF graphics across the entire design.

The palette stays appropriately covert: matte black, charcoal, gunmetal, military olive, dirty white, and flashes of warning red. The result is dark alternative swimwear that looks less like a tropical vacation and more like somebody scheduled shore leave at a location that officially doesn't exist.

Look closer and fragments of the Blackout Protocol start appearing:

“Black Sites Still Exist.”
“No Signal. Still Real.”
“Information Control Is Violence.”
“Same Shit. Different Targets.”
“Normal Was Never an Option.”
“Work. Survive. Adapt. Disappear. Repeat.”

Blackout Protocol isn't military merchandise and doesn't represent any real branch, unit, agency, or government organization. It's KLF's fictional dystopian universe built from surveillance, secrecy, restricted information, disappearing records, and everything somebody decided you didn't need to know.

For pools, beaches, midnight swims, questionable vacations, and disappearing for the weekend without filing the appropriate paperwork.

Location unknown.
Signal unavailable.
Vacation request denied.

Went anyway.

Designed by Rose Baxter for Kunts Live Forever.

Details

• All-over original KLF Blackout Protocol artwork
• Mid-length swim-short silhouette
• Detailed wraparound graphics
• Black, charcoal, olive, dirty-white and warning-red palette
• Classified-file / surveillance / industrial aesthetic

.: Material: 95% polyester, 5% spandex
.: Black or white drawstrings
.: Inner mesh brief
.: Two side pockets
.: Seam thread color automatically matched to design (black or white)