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Every recorded entry, with its finding
| # | Style | Stated composition | Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | Thermal Titanium Neoprene Swim Hood | neoprene foam | Synthetic |
| 002 | Neoprene Neck Collar | neoprene foam | Synthetic |
| 003 | Echo Women's Sleeveless Tri Suit 2025 | 71% polyamide and; 29% elastane | Synthetic |
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Recorded findings for Sumarpo
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- Thermal Titanium Neoprene Swim Hood · neoprene foam
- Neoprene Neck Collar · neoprene foam
- Echo Women's Sleeveless Tri Suit 2025 · 71% polyamide and; 29% elastane
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About Sumarpo
Owner · LOS VACATION INC (parent company)
Sumarpo markets itself as ‘the first 100% ECO triathlon wetsuit brand’ and gives good material-level detail: limestone neoprene, non-benzene/water-based glues, an Oeko-Tex recycled lining, FSC packaging, 1% for the Planet membership and TerraCycle wetsuit recycling. However, Sumarpo does not disclose where its wetsuits are manufactured, names no factory, and names no material supplier for its limestone neoprene. Sumarpo’s transparency is strong at the material-claim level but effectively absent at the supply-chain level.
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Recorded features & ownership
Sumarpo makes triathlon wetsuits from limestone-based Yamamoto neoprene, a synthetic rubber rather than a natural plant fibre, bonded with a water-based, benzene-free glue. Its linings are recycled and meet OEKO-TEX standards, with a Slip Skin lining made from recycled plastic bottles, and…
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Sumarpo lines its wetsuits with recycled fabrics certified to the OEKO-TEX Standard 100, which verifies the material is free from harmful and toxic substances.
What the sources support
SUMARPO is excited to be a member of 1% for the Planet in 2021... · Checked 2026-08-08
Recycled lining fabrics stated to meet OEKO-TEX Standard 100 at fabric-supplier level; no number disclosed; brand-attested. · Checked 2026-08-14
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