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These are briefs, triangle-shaped swimwear worn for swimming. They are mainly worn by athletes or people who enjoy swimming.
These briefs reduce resistance in the water, allowing for faster swimming. Olympic athletes also wear similar designs during competitions.
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The history of competitive swimwear dates back to the 1912 Stockholm Olympics. Initially made of cotton, modern swimwear utilizes advanced materials for increased speed.
Swimwear design has changed significantly over time. At the 2008 Beijing Olympics, full-body swimsuits had a major impact on world record achievements, causing controversy and leading to rule changes by the International Swimming Federation (FINA).