The smart read on Oceana Swimwear
Every recorded entry, with its finding
| # | Style | Stated composition | Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | Magua bikini bottom | 95% Renylon and; 5% Spandex For the best fit | Synthetic |
| 002 | Magua Bikini Top | 95% Renylon and; 5% Spandex For the best fit | Synthetic |
| 003 | Larimar Red & Black bottom | 95% Renylon and; 5% Spandex For the best fit | Synthetic |
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- Magua bikini bottom · 95% Renylon and; 5% Spandex For the best fit
- Magua Bikini Top · 95% Renylon and; 5% Spandex For the best fit
- Larimar Red & Black bottom · 95% Renylon and; 5% Spandex For the best fit
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About Oceana Swimwear
Owner · Ana Brito is the founder and CEO of Oceana Swimwear.
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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Oceana Swimwear says it makes its swimwear from recycled and lower-impact fabrics, naming Econyl regenerated nylon, recycled polyester, organic cotton and Tencel. It does not publish fabric percentages or third-party textile certificates, so its eco claims rest on its own statements.
Oceana Swimwear was founded by Ana Brito, who started the label after surviving thyroid cancer, and its designs draw on the Larimar stone and the coast of the Dominican Republic. As a woman-owned brand, its sustainability story rests mainly on its own…
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