Shot in Cameroon, it reveals another process behind the initiative, the fishing nets rescuing from Lake Ossa. Spanning five continents via land and sea, Prada’s ground-breaking new Re-Nylon sustainability initiative spearheads a cyclical, renewable supply chain, using sustainable, regenerated ECONYL® nylon from discarded materials and products. The complex processes and intriguing backstory behind this new […]

FOR THE DREAMERS is a swimwear brand, created with ethical sustainability at its forefront. Made specifically for those with a passionate understanding about how their clothes are manufactured, For the Dreamers underpins the heart of social conscience. It is a swimwear brand with lofty ambitions; it will embody the edict that the accountability and responsibility of […]

NEUMÜHLE, is an idyllic valley in Uznach, the place where fox and hare say good night to each other and in the morning not the alarm rings but the cowbell wakes you up. Neumühle is the home of the founders Edith and Andreas Fehr. Edith’s great passion is crocheting wool hats; Therefore she created together […]

Forever dedicated to supporting female pioneers, ROXY, has been the first and only exclusively-female global action sports brand since 1990. Inspired to pursue efforts to protect the planet’s fragile eco-system, ROXY is proud to introduce the POP Surf collection, an eco-fabricated range of products from swim to wetsuits. A step in the right direction. The collection is made from […]

“For as long as I can remember I loved the ocean. Maybe because I am a water sign, maybe because it’s life or maybe because it gives me so much peace. Every summer as a kid I spent some time (not enough) in Nida – the most beautiful curonian spit by the Baltic sea in Lithuania, […]

CAROLINA K is a Latin American lifestyle brand created by Argentinian designer, Carolina Klienman. The brand is known for its unique prints and hand-embroidered details made authentically by artisans from remote regions in Mexico, Peru and India. CAROLINA K’s desire to preserve artisanal traditions is a vital part of the her philosophy and drives her to […]

Sun Trooper has designed its 2019 eco-friendly UPF50+ certified sun-protection swimwear for kids with fun, stylish fabrics, in keeping with the principles of slow fashion. Sun Trooper’s mix and match pieces in fashionable colours use soft fabrics made from ECONYL® 100% regenerated nylon, from waste such as fishing nets from the oceans and aquaculture, fabric […]

DJANGORO is eco-conscious clothing brand created for the love of our home, Planet Earth. Its clothing is designed for women who are passionate about sustainability, yoga, Pilates and protecting the environment. They are slow fashion company committed to produce their pieces in the kindest way possible and to support different organization every year working extremely hard […]

SALTY BEASTS AUSTRALIA swim and active wear is made for kids on the loose. For the most fearless beasts who roam the earth climbing trees, taking on waves and getting sandier than a beach towel. Living for fun and playing with reckless abandon, they’ve made sure each and every piece is designed to handle adventure, […]

The PLAYAME brand from swimwear. It’s made in Budapest. Swimsuits are made according to current fashion using ECONYL® regenerated nylon. In sustainable packaging. The goal is to get more recycling. More people pay attention to this.

S M K was launched in August 2014 in Seoul, Korea. The brand creates dancewear & athleisure collections also suitable for daily life. S M K stands for the initial of the designer: Sandra Meynier Kang. In the logo, the initials are displayed with a symmetrical M, echoing the number “11” which has a symbolic meaning: force, vitality, femininity. These […]

ARKET expands its sustainable swimwear line for spring/summer 2019 by introducing a full collection made from ECONYL® regenerated nylon. The Sustainable Swim collection, launched on 18 April, includes simple classic-cut bikinis and bathing suits for women and woven swim shorts for men, making use of recovered fishing nets and nylon leftovers that would have ended […]