Suno combines New York artistry with African style with its range of sustainable swimwear. Max Osterweis was inspired to launch the label in spring 2009 following post-election violence in Kenya, an African nation Osterweis considers to be his second home. The violence threatened to damage the country's economy and industry, and Osterweis desperately wanted to help. He enlis…

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L*Space is a swimsuit designer that typically takes risks, but it plays things a little safer with this Aquarelli Bandeau bikini top. But there's more to this twisted style than meets the eye. This bandeau style top is made from sustainable Sorona fiber, a soft material made with corn rather than petrochemicals. It takes less energy to manufacture and creates far fewer greenhouse…

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Amahlia Stevens has gone green, releasing a new sustainable capsule collection through her Vitamin A swimwear line. The Green Bikini line is made from a recycled nylon fiber called Repreve. It was inspired by Stevens' recent work with Yvon Chouinard, the founder of eco-friendly casual wear label Patagonia. His altruism seems to have rubbed off on her too, as a portion of the proce…

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At first glance the swimwear from Eco-Panda looks fun and flirty, but not so different from any other bikinis on the beach. In fact, you'd never guess that these swimsuits are made from recycled fishing nets! The brand takes the recycled nylon fibers from the used fishing nets and blends them with Creora Chlorine resistant spandex to make its colorful eco-friendly swimsuits. As th…

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Few countries know as much about beach fashion as Australia. Aussie swimwear label Emobi has built a loyal worldwide following in just three years for its eco-friendly ethos and flirty retro designs. Designer Jess Salter creates figure flattering one-pieces, playful bikinis and tankinis, and mix-and-match separates to suit all body types. Each piece is made from sun safe UPF 5…

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