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Petflair is a company out of Sydney, Australia which aims to specialise in creating custom swimwear and accessories, but only featuring your furry best friend.

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Behind the startup is Tyler Martin, Charlie Gearside and Brittany Bloomer, after Martin was asked by his friends to print a swimsuit of their Bernese Mountain dog, as a bit of a joke.

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One thing turned into another, and now they're aiming to raise A$15,000 (US$11,900) on Kickstarter to make the pet printing project a reality.

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Bloomer, who is also the founder of Pound Paws — an organisation connecting potential owners with pets on death row in pounds — wanted to find a way "to not only raise funds for the charity, but showcase the amazing companionship and love which owners can have with their pets."

You can choose between three different one-piece swimsuits for women, while in the men's collection there's only the choice of swimming briefs. Say it loud, wear it proud.

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