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Every recorded entry, with its finding
| # | Style | Stated composition | Class |
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| 001 | Abi Top | 80% Recycled polyester / 20% Spandex | Synthetic |
| 002 | Adi One Piece | 60% nylon / 30% polyester / 10% Spandex | Synthetic |
| 003 | Agatha Surf Top | Recycled polyester | Synthetic |
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Recorded findings for The Seea
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- Abi Top · 80% Recycled polyester / 20% Spandex
- Adi One Piece · 60% nylon / 30% polyester / 10% Spandex
- Agatha Surf Top · Recycled polyester
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About The Seea
Owner · Amanda Chinchelli (founder)
The Seea states that all its products are made within a 70-mile radius of its headquarters in San Clemente, California, keeping cut-and-sew local. The Seea discloses fabric origins by country, including Econyl regenerated nylon made in Italy, recycled polyester, textured recycled fabrics from France, Canada, Brazil and China, C-Skin made in Taiwan and printed in the USA, and upcycled terrycloth made in Portugal with Recover. The Seea uses FSC-certified Yulex natural rubber for wetsuits and solvent-free, solar-powered production for linings. The Seea does not publish a named factory or mill list and cites no Bluesign or OEKO-TEX certifications.
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Recorded features & ownership
The Seea makes surf and swimwear from recycled synthetics rather than natural plant fibre. Its swim fabrics are recycled nylon or polyester with spandex, for example a Canaria one-piece of 95% recycled nylon and 5% spandex, its recycled polyester comes from post-consumer…
Upcycled cotton (in a Recover blended terrycloth) and deadstock fabrics
Not disclosed (garment manufacturing kept within a 70-mile radius of San Clemente, California; fibre partner Recover named)
The Seea manufactures its swimwear and apparel in a solar powered factory, states that around 80 percent of its collection is now made from recycled fabric, rescues deadstock fabric that would otherwise go to landfill, and lines its suits with recycled polyester…
What the sources support
Yulex is made from Forest Stewardship Council certified rubber trees · Checked 2026-08-08
No OEKO-TEX mentioned on sustainability page. · Checked 2026-08-14
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How The Seea compares across published ratings
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| Directory | Published result | What it measures or reports | Source date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Good On You ↗ | Good · 4/5 | Planet: Great · People: It's a start · Animals: Good | 1 Jun 2021Captured 24 Aug 2026 |
| The Throne Scan | Recorded result | 95 eligible styles checked for stated fibre composition; 2.1% plant among recorded textile styles | 5 Sep 2026 |
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