4. TALIA COLLINS SWIMWEAR
Former stylist Talia Collins’ range is not only designed to look good, it also does good. She mixes her Econyl fabric with Xtra Life Lycra to support and sculpt your body. She has also partnered with Healthy Seas and has a recycling programme. Simply return your worn swimwear to them and Talia Collins will recycle it to create new swimwear. Plus you’ll receive 20 per cent off your next piece.
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For a touch of Scandi cool, Ohoy Swim is a great go to. Their effortlessly simple pieces are all created from Econyl and manufactured in a small, family-run factory in Sri Lanka. The team regularly spends time there to ensure that working conditions are as they should be. You won’t find trendy prints here, just carefully made, timeless styles to last you for years. They also donate a percentage of their sales to Healthy Seas.
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Designed and made in Los Angeles, Natasha Tonic uses a natural hemp fabric which is UV resistant and anti microbial. Being natural, its production has a more minimal impact on the environment than using nylons or polyesters. Each piece is hand painted so no two are the same. The brand is also partnered with 5 Gyres – a non-profit organisation based in California fighting to eliminate plastic waste from the ocean. Five per cent of every suit sold goes to the organisation.
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5. OHOY SWIM
6. NATASHA TONIC SWIMWEAR
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