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Beuchat, the inventor of the wetsuit

Georges Beuchat, creator of the eponymous company, was one of the pioneers of underwater sports. He naturally sought protection from the cold during his dives. Thus, after several experiments, carried out in the creeks of Marseille, he invented the isothermal diving suit in 1953.

This fundamental invention played a key role in the development of underwater activities. And more than sixty years later, Beuchat remains the reference in underwater sportswear.

Perfect watertightness of the joints (Neoprene panels are assembled by edge-to-edge gluing and interior overlay)
Hydrodynamics: smooth exterior to reduce the braking coefficient of the water and to have a high quality of glide.
Anatomical cut close to the body for ease of movement

3C collar (Closing Comfort Collar)
3C Collar - Closing Comfort Collar: Collar system developed by beuchat to offer maximum comfort in any situation.

Collar made of a monobloc panel which has no assembly (no glue or overlocking points) and whose aggressive side of the fastener is turned outwards to avoid any friction.

In addition, a protective boss above the fastener  provides an extra protective layer. It also offers a wide elasticity of adjustment of the fastener  so that the tightening can be finely adjusted.

Finally, the position of the fastener  flap facing outwards has been designed so as not to damage the garment.