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Nettle’s Tale sells size-inclusive mix-and-match bikinis and one-piece swimsuits made from 92% recycled polyester and 8% spandex. The Vancouver brand certifies its swim fabric to OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and makes every suit locally in British Columbia, in sizes XS to 4X. It designs its swimsuits to fit a diverse range of body shapes, emphasising ethical, local manufacturing.
Vitamin A sells women’s bikinis and one-piece swimsuits made from its own EcoLux fabric, a swim textile spun from recycled fibres. Founded in California in 2000 by Amahlia Stevens, the women-founded label describes EcoLux as the first luxury swim fabric made from recycled fibres, though it does not state a specific recycled percentage. Vitamin A positions style and sustainability as inseparable across its swim and resort collections.
Oceana Swimwear sells bikinis and one-piece swimsuits made from eco-friendly fabrics, inspired by Rio San Juan in the Dominican Republic. The brand states its swimwear uses ECONYL regenerated nylon, recycled polyester, organic cotton and Tencel, though it does not publish specific fibre percentages. Oceana says its garments are made with care and that workers are paid fairly, but lists no third-party certifications on its site.
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