The Aegean Islands are so enchanting, they're what legends are made of. After all, many Greek myths are set in this region, from Tinos, where Hercules defeated Boreas's sons, to Santorini, where Euphemus dramatically created the island.
Paying respect to the region's mythical origins, the shoulder symbol represents the Temple of Poseidon, dedicated to the god of the sea. The white, step-like diagonal lines capture the simplicity of the whitewashed Cycladic architecture. Just as the buildings stand out against the Aegean Sea and sky, the design plays with those bursts of blue. Along the trim of the shoulders, the decorative border nods to the meander design seen in many Greek works of art.