Posts tagged ethical swimwear
Sauipe Swim
Sauipe Swim

Created by sisters Anne and Marcia, Sauipe started almost by accident. Combining Anne’s experience in production, Marcia’s experience in business management, and their love for beach and fashion, Sauipe's ‘accidental’ beginning took place when the much coveted Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition published 6 suits from Sauipe's first collection in 2008. That event set them on an organic and successful growth path.

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Fashion, Vegan, North-AmericaArlette DiederiksSwimwear, Sustainable swimwear, Sexy swimwear, sustainable swimwear usa, sustainable swimwear brands, ethical swimwear, sauipe swim, Anne hacker, marcia hacker, Sports illustrated, luxurious beachwear, luxurious swimwear, sustainable materials, fair wages, girls education, transparency, women empowerment, female owned business, girlpower, ethical production, craftsmanship, reducing waste, high-quality swimwearComment
Emroce
Emroce

Emroce is an ethical fashion company founded by New Zealander Emma Churchill. Emroce suits are made from Econyl Lycra. Fishing nets and other pre-and post-consumer nylon waste are collected and transformed into functional swim and activewear fabric. Emma creates and adapts her designs in such a way that there is zero waste when it comes to the fabric used. Rather than just cutting away, the designer carefully maps out the fabric so that interlocking shapes can be cut from it.

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Fashion, EuropeArlette DiederiksEmroce, ethical swimwear, ethical surfwear, Emma Churchill, New Zealand, Italy, Deco del Mar, Econyl, Econyl lycra, Recycled fishing net, Post-consumer waste, Art Deco, Surfing, boarding, waves, handmade, zero waste, inspirational designs, consume wiselyComment