Sustainability

Sustainability is what keeps us going. The aim of a better world where resources are used more carefully for a future for our planet. We strive to have as little environmental impact as spossible when producing. That is why we use 100% recycled nylon in our production of our swimwear.

By avoiding the use of new fossil in production, instead using existing material, reducing waste piles, keeping our oceans and nature cleaner from plastic in the process sounds like a no brainer to us!

Sustainability goes beyond the material used.

We produce flattering swimwear  to last season after season with styles that don't go out of fashion. We want you to be comfortable in our swimwear. They are all carefully designed to give you the best comfort and cuts that accentuates the female body instead of exposing it. Swimwear you feel good in is swimwear you will use often which is our goal. To make the best swimwear out there.

Production

We produce in Europe under fair conditions. We visit our factories reguraly to ensure the highest quality and see that our subcontractors are working under good conditions.

 

Did you know it takes 600 years to biodegrade one singel fishing line? Our materials comes from plastic that have ended it’s existing life from all over the world. A great deal comes from the fishing industry as discarded fishing nets. Some are cleaned out from the ocean by the Healthy Seas Initiative so they won’t keep catching animals and hurt the environment for hundred of years to come.

We are proud users of Econyl® a yarn that is made of 100% regenerated nylon.

Our fabric is twice as durable as competitive fabrics due to the unique properties given when been processed once more in the regeneration process. This means our swimwear will actually last longer because they are made of recycled material!
There really is no reason for not using recycled nylon when coming to swimwear. Let’s all make that change and do something useful of all the plastic laying around and not buy things produced with new virgin plastic.