From plastic waste to sustainable swimwear – How the recycling cycle works

Our oceans need change

Every year, millions of tons of plastic end up in our oceans - including old fishing nets, plastic bottles and fabric scraps. But what if something new is created from this waste? This is exactly where sustainable swimwear made from recycled materials such as ECONYL® or REPREVE® comes in.

The path from waste to new swimwear

Instead of letting plastic waste pollute the oceans, it is collected, processed and processed into new, high-quality material:

1. Raw material collection – Old fishing nets, plastic bottles & fabric scraps are recycled.
2. Regeneration – The material is melted and processed into flakes.
3. Plastic chips – The flakes are converted into nylon and plastic chips.
4. Fibers & Yarn – The chips are spun into recycled yarn or fabric fibers.
5. Recycled fabric – This creates high-quality, sustainable nylon.
6. Fair production – Our swimwear is manufactured under fair, environmentally friendly conditions.
7. Sustainable Swimwear & Packaging – Minimal or no packaging to reduce waste.
8. Healthy Seas – We support initiatives like Healthy Seas to combat plastic pollution.

Why this is important

With every decision for sustainable fashion, we actively contribute to protecting our environment. Our swimwear is not only stylish, but also a statement for conscious consumption and the protection of our oceans.

👉 Join in & choose sustainable swimwear for a clean future!