As the impacts of climate change and pollution become more pronounced, clothing brands are increasingly looking toward sustainable methods of production while still trying to maintain style and quality. One such process is offered by ECONYL® and allows brands to use regenerated nylon from ocean waste and landfills to create their clothes. Here are three of our favourite swimwear brands that adopt this technology to make waves in the fashion industry.
FOR THE ISLAND - Bamba Swim
With an uber-cool retro beach aesthetic, Bamba Swim offers the perfect bikinis for a tropical island getaway. With stylish prints animal prints and a variety of shapes, you’re sure to find swimwear that’ll help you enjoy the sun.
FOR THE RESORT - Baythe Swim
Minimalism meets sustainability with Baythe Swim – a collection of tailored, luxury swimwear. The brand mixes high quality materials with simple and stylish designs to bring an effortless chic aesthetic perfect for lounging at high-end resorts.
FOR THE HOTEL - Fisch Swim
Fisch’s swimwear is the perfect fusion between fun and cool. Their laid-back pieces come in stylish yet minimal colours, but add a fun twist with cut-out shapes and designs. Additionally, Fisch not only reduces waste by using ECONYL®, but has also managed to minimize its carbon footprint by sourcing fabrics from a mill that is only two hours away from the factory that produces its swimwear.
