There is already enough plastic floating in the sea: we have sustainable swimwear for you that is fun above and below the water.
Kaio Swim
It’s not either or here: this Swiss brand is fed up with women having to compromise when it comes to swimwear! Kaio Swim offers bikinis that are timeless, sustainable and really stylish at the same time.
Oceanchild
At Oceanchild, we find minimalist swimwear that not only looks good, but also makes us feel great. Because these items also come from fair and sustainable production, our conscience is doubly reassured.
Pura Clothing
Sustainable swimwear from Zurich: Designed in Switzerland and produced in Italy, these bikinis do not travel long distances, resulting in low CO2 emissions.
Londre
There are at least six recycled plastic bottles in each of these bikinis! So far, Londre has collected over 200,000 bottles from the beaches and streets and given them a new life. Now they are no longer just lying uselessly in nature, but flatter our bodies as sustainable bikinis.
Halla x Halla
The first sustainable bikini label from Finland wins us over with its wild and colorful creations! As most of the parts can be turned, we have twice the pleasure with a single part, and the planet thanks us too.
Natasha Tonić
Swimwear made from hemp: Yes, you read that right! This label manufactures its bikinis from natural hemp fibers, which are sustainable in production and durable at the same time. In contrast to cotton, hemp produces much more fibre on the same amount of land and does not require any synthetic agricultural chemicals such as fertilizers and pesticides. The score: hemp two, cotton zero.
Aya Label
We feel like goddesses in these bikinis: The individual pieces are all named after a Greek deity, while the collections are also partly inspired by Greek mythology. And to do the sea god Poseidon a favor, the swimwear is naturally made from recycled fabrics.
Fish
These colorful bikinis transform us into the rainbow fish: the swimwear label produces its pieces in Italy from regenerated nylon fibers made from ghost nets and other nylon waste. In this way, the sea is being cleared of garbage bit by bit so that our underwater friends can once again swim around carefree.
Woodlike Ocean
Modern and sporty at the same time: this environmentally friendly swimwear is mainly made from ghost nets and other recycled waste. The minds behind Woodlike Ocean also got creative with the packaging: Instead of plastic, the bikinis are packed in a waterproof clutch made of Tyvek®, in which we like to store the wet bikini safely even after swimming.
Saryta
Made-to-measure swimwear: in this bikini studio in Zurich, the items are handmade directly on site. In addition to a collection that leaves nothing to be desired in terms of styles, colors and patterns, there is also the option of having a bikini custom-made. This is how we design our own bikini that is guaranteed to fit us!
Julienne Swim
Handmade in Portugal: we celebrate self-love with this swimwear label. Not only do these bikinis flatter our bodies, they are also made from luxurious, recycled fabrics.
Bold Swim
This swimwear label only produces small quantities: They only release one limited edition collection per year, which means less waste. Leftover fabric scraps are either recycled or donated to local artisans – this is how Bold Swim lives its zero-waste policy, which we are happy to support.
Round Rivers
Swimwear from Zurich: Round Rivers collected over 12,000 plastic bottles from Lake Zurich in 2020 and gave them a new lease of life! The result is colorful pieces for men and women that attract attention both on the lake and in the sea.
Stay Wild
Recycled marine plastic also poses a certain risk: when the individual bikinis are washed, the fabrics release tiny microfibers into the water system. To catch these, Stay Wild sells cool bikinis as well as guppy-friendly wash bags so that we can always wash our newly acquired favorite in this bag.
Hunza.G
Feel like Pretty Woman for once: The iconic Hunza dress that Julia Roberts wore in Pretty Woman is also available to buy here as a swimsuit! As Hunza.G only produces the bikinis to order, the brand prevents overproduction and thus puts a stop to unnecessary fabric consumption.
Oy Surf
A bikini that stays where it should: Oy Surf has made it its mission to produce a cool and sustainable bikini that won’t slip when surfing! The swimwear is designed in Switzerland and manufactured in a small family business in Portugal – a transparent and fair production.
Nui Swim
Sustainable methods are not only used in production: With every purchase from Nui Swim, the label donates one dollar to the Coral Reef Alliance Foundation, which has set itself the task of saving the world’s coral reefs.
All Sisters
This swimwear label is for women who love fashion and sport. Because the bikinis from All Sisters not only look sexy, but are also so comfortable and safe that we love swimming laps in them.
Mymarini
Sustainability and fairness are top priorities for the founder of Mymarini. Not only are fair wages paid here, but attention is also paid to every detail during production: For example, the packaging is plastic-free and the swimwear is mainly made from recycled fishing nets and other industrial waste.
And Swim
Minimalist and timeless: that’s the swimwear from Und Swim. These features make the bikinis key pieces in our personal swimwear collection that we will enjoy wearing for many summers to come.
Anecdote
Designed in Berlin: Anekdot transforms surplus fabrics into timeless bikinis! While they source their fabrics from production leftovers, off-cuts and other sources, Anekdot does not waste any material in its own production: the Berlin label uses the leftovers to create new accessories or donates them to art projects.
Margaret and Hermione
Designed in Vienna and handmade in Croatia, Margaret and Hermione’s bikinis also feel like a second skin. Thanks to the stretch of the fabric, it adapts to every movement and always gives us a secure feeling.
Ohoy Swim
To produce recycled materials from ghost nets in the first place, volunteer divers are needed to fish the waste out of the oceans. To ensure that these are also supported, one percent of Ohoy sales goes to support the Healthy Seas project: in this way, we are also supporting the cleaning up of the oceans through our purchase.
Vitamin A Swim
Feel good: that’s the top priority at Vitamin A Swim! Not only do we feel good in modern bikinis, but our conscience can also relax. So when you make a purchase, part of the money goes to the 1% For the Planet organization, which protects the oceans we love to swim in.
Palmar Swimwear
Playful bikinis with great attention to detail: Swiss brand Palmar Swimwear impresses us with a colorful range that takes us straight to the Mediterranean. And to ensure that the oceans will still be inspiring us in ten years’ time, these bikinis are made from recycled fishing nets and industrial waste.
