Sober & Naked is an expression of style, quality and sustainability. With their endless curiosity, it is their mission to create unique swimwear that tells a story and that is crafted with the finest eco-friendly fabrics. In 2017, Sober & Naked’s first collection, Raw Tropics, was born with the belief that it is possible to […]

Born over a decade ago from the needs of hardy British surfers, Finisterre designs functional and sustainable product for those that share a love of the sea. Since day one they have taken a pioneering approach to making better and more sustainable product, challenging and innovating, seeking alternatives to what has gone before. This is […]

Manakai Swimwear owners Kelley Chapman and Anna Lieding manifested an exotic high-fashion, low-impact brand to change the norm of the swimwear industry.  Their goal is to honor the ocean, create unique designs, and empower women to embrace their beauty.  Ethical manufacturing in the Los Angeles area using regenerated ECONYL® nylon yarn in addition to supporting numerous […]

Sage Larock Swimwear is a Los Angeles based label that creates stylish, wearable and effortless styles that are reversible and and easy to mix and match.  All Sage Larock swimwear is produced ethically in Los Angeles and is made from regenerated ECONYL® nylon yarn. A percentage of all swimwear sales are donated to Healthy Seas and The Sea Shepherd […]

S M K is a South Korean brand engaged to animal protection, local production & development and attempts to use less harmful components for creating the collections. Among their ingredients, they chose our ECONYL® regenerated fiber. The brand name comes from the designers initials «­Sandra Meynier Kang­». They produce accessories and garments for contemporary men and […]

NOW_THEN is a Spanish label offering sustainable collection of swimwear and wetsuits for women. Their focus is to offer a fashionable product yet comfortable and produced in a sustainable way. They also put a lot of effort in finding the most sustainable materials and were enthusiasts to discover the ECONYL® regenerated yarn by Aquafil. In […]

Rey Swimwear was founded on the principal that all people have dignity and deserve to be treated with respect– not just the ladies who wear our swimsuits, but those who make them as well.  They chose to use fabrics made with ECONYL® yarn to respect people and the environment, and manufacture their swimsuits in sweatshop […]

PROTECTIVE, that is active life, in and with nature. Therefore, it is important for us to contribute to a healthy environment. For this reason, we use ECONYL® for our men and women’s cycling shorts SEQUENCE group. The PROTECTIVE SEQUENCE group has an ergonomic cut, flat seams for a comfortable fit and broad leg cuffs with […]

First Base is a lifestyle brand that is all about the understated. Being a foundations brand, First Base offers the building blocks to create the ultimate effortless wardrobe. Taking the fight against the environmental impact one step further, First Base has teamed up with Carbon Neutral PTY LTD  & has implemented the tree planting scheme. […]

Thoughtfully designed and sourced, BAREkini is made with love in Southern California from regenerated ECONYL® nylon yarn. Simple, sexy, and functional bikinis with a renewed fit that are designed to actually move and swim in. BAREkini offers exceptional and lasting quality, launching our first line with 3 styles of truly supportive tops and 3 styles […]

Whip Appeal of Sweden is a Swedish based brand inspired by the collaboration of art and fashion design. We work with young up and coming artists to create fun and unique wearable art. The Whip Appeal team has a passion and appreciation for the environment and society. Whip Appeal sources high quality recycled fibers and […]

Volcom Women’s introduces our first-ever ocean friendly swim collection, Simply Solid Swim, composed of 78% ECONYL® regenerated yarn produced by recycling fishnets and other discarded nylons. These ghost nets haunt our oceans and have a propensity to harm marine life below the surface. Recovered nets are “upcycled” to help avoid this risk to marine life. […]