"La Bata" was designed for the transient moments between shoreline and ocean; for the experience of leaving solid ground and surrendering oneself to the rejuvenating powers of water, be it a spring, river, lake, or the sea. Drawing inspiration from six different Japanese kimono and Italian robe shapes, Kamm fashioned "La Bata"-dressing gown in Spanish-from fine Japanese cotton flannel, fine Japanese chambray and cotton thread featuring a subtle, sun-washed checked pattern. Its deep pockets encourage the wearer to collect small totems from the beach like sand, stones, seashells or driftwood while traveling to and from the water.