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Introducing The New Slowtide X Coco Ho Collection

Summer is upon us.

elsewhere // May 15, 2025
Words by Stab
Reading Time: 2 minutes

Whenever Slowtide drops a new box of towels at the Stab office, they dissapear into the back of staff vehicles within hours.

Whenever Coco Ho drops a new clip, surfboard model, or brand, we’re picking up the phone within hours.

And, when two entities who consistently put out quality products come together, we pay attention.

I mean cmon. Photo by Slowtide

Below are the details on the new Slowtide x Coco Ho collection, which you can buy here.

Slowtide is proud to unveil its newest collaboration with professional surfer Coco Ho—a collection of towels and blankets inspired by her favorite colors, prints, and the spirit of the place that shaped her.

Born into surf royalty on the North Shore of O‘ahu, Coco’s life has always been shaped by the ocean. First sponsored at just nine years old, she grew up between waves and competitions, but her story goes deeper than sport. This collection reflects Coco’s roots: the heritage of her family, the rhythm of island life, and the beauty of looking back while moving forward.

The capsule includes two beach towels, two DriftWeave Turkish towels, and two DriftWeave blankets—each piece designed to carry you through long beach days, quiet sunsets, and summers to come. These are staples built for movement, meaning, and memory.

Click here to explore the entire collection.

Did we mention Coco is going to be on the commentary team for Stab High Japan? Photo by Jon Respondek

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