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Smartwatch with a white strap and circular metal casing displayed on a dark surface. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Water droplet on water-resistant fabric surface. Close-up view of water droplet resting on black surface. Water-resistant Royalty Free Stock Photo

Advanced Waterproof Technology in Bonded Seam Garments Demonstration Royalty Free Stock Photo

Luxury wristwatch with a blue textured face, adorned with diamonds around the bezel Royalty Free Stock Photo

A smartphone with a black case lies on a wet surface, droplets scattered across its back. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bundles of coir (coconut fiber) are stacked together, displaying their natural brown co

Stylish dive watch on dark ocean ripples Royalty Free Stock Photo

couple covering tent Royalty Free Stock Photo

Water Droplets Beaded Up on Metallic Silver Surface, Showcasing Hydrophobic Properties Royalty Free Stock Photo

A sleek black rectangular nylon pouch stands upright with a zippered closure on the Royalty Free Stock Photo

The umbrella shielding from falling rain in an urban setting. AI generated image Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bundles of coir (coconut fiber) are stacked together, displaying their natural brown color and fibrous texture. The fibers are tightly wound and arranged in a layered manner. Coir is commonly used in products like ropes, mats, and brushes due to its durability and water-resistance properties.