Groups of volunteer divers find and rescue discarded fishing nets in the sea, some of which are caught on sealife. These nylon fishing nets are regenerated together with other nylon waste by Aquafil into ECONYL® yarn. This is then produced with lycra into our swimwear fabric. This is one way we are able to help clean the oceans and save marine life.

Your swimwear comes in an organic cotton duster bag to keep it safe which can be reused for your swimsuit or for fruits and vegetables.We are zero plastic at soso swim using recycled brown paper mailing bags and paper hygiene labels. We also have swing tags that you can plant!

All of our swimwear is currently made in Portugal and Bali.

We regularly get to visit to ensure ethical and safe practices and make sure we have a good relationship :)

every 3 months we’re selecting a new grassroots organisation within Conservation Collective’s network to support. it’s really important to us to support different grassroots projects doing amazing things and highlighting them to you. check out the current one below

we also give 1% to Healthy Sea's, the organisation that rescues the fishing nets (used to make our swimwear) so we can help keep our oceans clean.