Swim Brief Livron — Maeha Print — Botanical Immersion & Atelier Precision The Maeha print doesn't need a plain background to rest against. On the Livron brief, it takes over completely. White ground, layered tropical leaves in every blue — powder, sky, cobalt, navy — spreading across the entire piece without interruption. Front panel, back panel, waistband: the Maeha pattern runs through all of it, shifting in density and direction as the eye moves, the way foliage does in real light. It's the same print that lives on the Canella bikini, seen here at full scale, with nothing to contain it. The Livron cut sits between the ultra-low Canella and the higher-rising Nant — a mid-low brief with moderate side coverage and a clean leg opening that frames without overexposing. The seamless front pouch keeps the print unbroken across the most graphic panel. White drawcord with metal eyelets at center front. PetitQ badge blending quietly into the colorway. At the back, the Maeha unfolds fully — edge to edge, corner to corner, no seam panel to interrupt the botanical chaos. The result is a brief that reads like a summer garden from every angle. 82% Nylon, made by hand in our atelier. The Maeha print is exclusive to PetitQ. Key Features: All-Over Maeha Print: PetitQ exclusive tropical botanical pattern covers front, back and waistband without interruption Seamless Front Pouch: Hand-cut for a smooth, supportive profile — print runs unbroken across the panel Full Printed Back Panel: Maeha foliage spreads edge to edge — no plain panels, no compromise Mid-Low Rise Waistband: Between the Canella and the Nant — moderate coverage with a clean leg opening White Adjustable Drawcord: With metal eyelets at center front for a precise, secure fit 82% Nylon Construction: Lightweight, fast-drying, chlorine-resistant — built for water performance Atelier-Made: Designed and handcrafted in small batches in our own workshop The garden came to the beach. You wore it.
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