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Checked 2026-10-03
The brand and its documented aliases are not named in this source snapshot. Parent-company links require separate evidence.
Read list evidenceThrone Standard 2.2 · Textiles
Insufficient evidence
0 products found, none with a complete, independently checked fibre composition yet. No score is shown until the evidence is complete.
Insufficient evidence
Checked scanner source: sitemap. Throne identified 2,866 catalogue products. 2,866 were treated as eligible textile products for this textile assessment and 0 non-textile products were excluded from the textile denominator. Composition/material disclosure: 0.0%. 0 of 2,866 readable eligible textile products published enough material information to classify. 2,866 readable products did not. Technical scan coverage: 100.0%. Throne successfully reached a definite readable outcome for 2,866 of 2,866 identified eligible textile products. 0 products were left as a technical read failure, not counted as brand non-disclosure.
Scan date: 2026-11-07 · Standard 2.2
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| Fibre Breakdown | Yulex plant-based natural rubber (FSC-certified), neoprene-free |
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| Other materials: origin | Wetsuits made from limestone-based, petroleum-free neoprene (e.g. X-Foam) and some high-grade natural rubber; raw material origin not disclosed by brand |
| Incomplete composition explanation | No incomplete percentage compositions were recorded. |
| Owner | Johnson Outdoors (parent company) |
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| PFAS / durable water repellent | PFAS-free (brand claim) Read recorded source |
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| Overall: where this info comes from | Independently verified |
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| Verified by | HTT research (brand policy pages) |
| Location | Scubapro is based in El Cajon, California, United States, part of Johnson Outdoors. |
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| Cotton: named farm / region / co-op | Not applicable |
| Shipping | Free standard ground shipping is offered on all Scubapro orders with no minimum threshold. |
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| Shipping International | Does not ship internationally. |
| Shipping Notes | Returns use a Return Authorisation number and a prepaid label, with refunds to the original payment method. |
| Price | $$$$ |
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| Clean & Safe: last checked | 2026-07-29 |
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| Sources checked | Checked scanner source: sitemap. Throne identified 2,866 catalogue products. 2,866 were treated as eligible textile products for this textile assessment and 0 non-textile products were excluded from the textile denominator. Composition/material disclosure: 0.0%. 0 of 2,866 readable eligible textile products published enough material information to classify. 2,866 readable products did not. Technical scan coverage: 100.0%. Throne successfully reached a definite readable outcome for 2,866 of 2,866 identified eligible textile products. 0 products were left as a technical read failure, not counted as brand non-disclosure. |
| Products found | 2866 |
| Products with no fibre list | 2866 |
| Last checked | 2026-11-07T13:38:38+00:00 |
| Products in catalogue | 22 |
| Catalogue read % | 0.0 |
| Brand Name | Scuba Pro |
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| Country | United States |
| Contact Email | customerservice@scubapro.com |
| Excerpt | Is Scuba Pro a sustainable clothing brand? See the real fibre breakdown, plant, animal or synthetic, before you buy. |
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| Feature 1 | Scubapro makes dive wetsuits from X-Foam, its own limestone-based neoprene it describes as 100% petroleum-free, with carbon black from recycled tyres and dope-dyed yarns, and a solvent-free Aqua glue on suits thicker than 1.5mm that cuts about 600g of solvent per suit. Its Everflex Yulex line adds plant-based Yulex natural rubber. This is synthetic and plant rubber, not a natural plant fibre. |
| Feature 2 | Scuba Pro's Everflex Yulex wetsuits use a polyester lining made from recycled plastic bottles, with roughly 45 recycled bottles going into each suit, and the natural rubber foam is sourced from FSC certified farms. |
| Feature 3 | Scuba Pro is owned by Johnson Outdoors Inc. of Racine, Wisconsin, and in 2012 became the first diving brand to introduce X-Foam, a limestone based neoprene that is petroleum free and complies with PAH and REACH chemical regulations. |
| Supplier disclosure | None |
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Checked 2026-10-03
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Read list evidenceChecked 2026-10-03
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