plastic ocean

tees and trunks featuring prints crafted from actual ocean trash collected from European beaches, transforming trash into vibrant poolside swimwear. using the materials in our recycled fabrics as a design, we raise awareness and work towards a new green economy, a green future. microplastics, fishing nets, etc. are a serious threat to our bio sphere reserves. reclaiming post consumer waste from our oceans is vital in ensuring a carbon-neutral future.

this beach tee and swimmer use the image of the materials to make arctic seas' recycled fabrics as a design principle to raise awareness and offer great style. fishing nets, microplastics and plastic bottles pose a threat to ocean life and our own fo
this beach tee uses the image of the materials to make arctic seas' recycled fabrics as a design principle to bring a no nonsense approach to style. fishing nets, microplastics and plastic bottles pose a threat to essential ocean life like sea turtle
this swimmer uses the image of the materials to make arctic seas' recycled fabrics as a design principle to ensure both carbon neutral production and good design.
this swimmer uses the image of the materials to make arctic seas' recycled fabrics as a design principle to ensure both carbon neutral production and good design. High teach swimwear should be produced responsibly and offer a new future of carbon neu
this swimmer uses the image of the materials to make arctic seas' recycled fabrics as a design principle to ensure both carbon neutral production and good design. fair production, solar powered boats and sustainable sourcing will help promote a carbo
this swimmer uses the image of the materials to make arctic seas' recycled fabrics as a design principle to ensure both carbon neutral production and good design. fair production, solar powered boats and sustainable sourcing will help promote a green
 
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