FAQs
Recycled compression swimwear is made with fabrics that include regenerated fibers, such as recycled nylon or polyester, and a close-to-the-body design. It combines a streamlined silhouette with the comfort and stretch needed for beach days, pool time, and active coastal living.
Common materials include recycled nylon or recycled polyester blended with stretch fibers like elastane. These fabrics are chosen for their soft feel, flexible fit, and ability to create smooth, supportive swimwear silhouettes.
Rinse recycled compression swimwear with cool, fresh water after wearing it, then hand wash with a gentle detergent when needed. Lay it flat or hang it to air dry away from direct heat, and skip bleach, fabric softener, and the dryer to help care for the fabric.
Recycled compression swimwear can include one-piece swimsuits, bikini tops, bikini bottoms, rash guards, and swim leggings. Look for details such as clean lines, adjustable straps, color-blocking, and versatile coverage to find a style that suits your day by the water.
Pair a recycled compression swimsuit with linen pants, relaxed shorts, or an oversized button-down for an easy coastal outfit. Swim leggings and long-sleeve swim tops can also move naturally from a morning by the water to a casual afternoon outdoors.
































