clothing · Scubapro is based in El Cajon, California, United States, part of Johnson Outdoors.

Scuba Pro

VerdictThrone Standard 2.2 result shown above
Throne Standard 2.2 result shown above
Recorded details remain visible with their evidence limits. Missing evidence is not a negative material, vegan or certification finding.

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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Named suppliers, where they were recorded
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What was not disclosed

Filed under

Sustainable Wetsuits United States

About Scuba Pro

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Materials and composition

3 of 21 fields recorded
Fibre Breakdown

Yulex plant-based natural rubber (FSC-certified), neoprene-free

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.

Ownership and legal entity

1 of 17 fields recorded
Owner

Johnson Outdoors (parent company)

Energy, water and land

1 of 1 fields recorded
PFAS / durable water repellent

PFAS-free (brand claim)

Read recorded source

Claims and evidence

2 of 40 fields recorded
Overall: where this info comes from

Independently verified

Verified by

HTT research (brand policy pages)

Place and access

2 of 2 fields recorded
Location

Scubapro is based in El Cajon, California, United States, part of Johnson Outdoors.

Cotton: named farm / region / co-op

Not applicable

Delivery and shipping

3 of 3 fields recorded
Shipping

Free standard ground shipping is offered on all Scubapro orders with no minimum threshold.

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 and commerce

1 of 14 fields recorded
Price

$$$$

Scan result

7 of 34 fields recorded
Clean & Safe: last checked

2026-07-29

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

Identity

3 of 7 fields recorded
Brand Name

Scuba Pro

Country

United States

Contact Email

customerservice@scubapro.com

Features

4 of 7 fields recorded
Excerpt

Is Scuba Pro a sustainable clothing brand? See the real fibre breakdown, plant, animal or synthetic, before you buy.

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.

Further detail

1 of 44 fields recorded
Supplier disclosure

None

Boycott lists

Is this brand named on each list? Results refer to the linked list and dated source data, including documented aliases.

BDS Movement

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 evidence

Ethical Consumer

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 evidence

No Thanks

No dated source record is stored for this list.

Boycat

No dated source record is stored for this list.

Who Profits

No dated source record is stored for this list.

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