Re:new Sustainble Eco-Friendly Swimwear

Sustainable swimwear, consciously created and designed to last.

We're on a journey to change how we manufacture and source our products. We know that progress, not perfection is the key to making an impact in the sustainability journey. The small changes we make have a positive impact which is why we're open about our path in doing so.

our fabrics

We are working with carefully selected manufacturers of recycled fabrics and materials including Unifi and Carvico to introduce sustainable fabrics in our latest collections. These high-quality fabrics are made from a variety of post-consumer materials and plastics to create fabrics as strong and durable as virgin polyester.

REPREVE® Nylon

Made from pre-consumer waste REPREVE® nylon filament adds resilience and abrasion resistance to our fabrics. This fabric has been introduced in all our printed outer layer fabrics for our re:new collection.

REPREVE® Polyester Yarn

The manufacturer collects their own plastic bottles and feeds them into their vertically integrated process to create REPREVE® recycled polyester. We use this polyester to create our base cloth for all our linings in our re:new collection.

ECONYL® Nylon

A 100% regenerated nylon yarn derived from pre- and post-industrial waste such as discarded fishing nets, carpet fluff, and tulle; all such materials, once they have reached the end of their useful life.

RENEW Shine by JL

A 100% regenerated nylon yarn derived from pre- and post-industrial waste with an added shimmer making it ideal for high end beachwear.

re:claim

Collection of raw materials and post consumer waste

re:generate

Materials getting broken down into plastic chips

re:make

Spinning into yarn and thread for manufacturing

re:new

Creating the finished product

Through the Unifi U Trust® verification program, using Fiberprint® technology, our re:new products have passed the REPREVE® and ECONYL® Certification Standards.

All our manufacturing processes and suppliers have been inspected and assessed in accordance with the Global Recycled Standard (GRS), this includes the fabrics, dyes, printing and knitting.