Eco Swim by Aqua Green Sells Earth-Loving Bikinis
Amelia Roblin — June 5, 2011 — Eco
References: spindev.ph & treehugger
When you think about environmentally responsible swimsuits, do woven hemp costumes come to mind? Depending on your personal style, it's possible that the new collection for Eco Swim by Aqua Green will be a very pleasant surprise.
Looking at the broad range of bikinis, tankinis and one-piece bathing suits available, you would hardly be able to guess that they weren't the same sort of stuff you could buy at the mall. In fact, the some of the scraps and recycled material from those poolside get-ups are used in the making of these. The elastic is 50% recycled, and cotton, polyester and nylon are just as responsibly sourced. Swimwear for Eco Swim by Aqua Green is made from material found in the USA alone, where these fabulous pieces are put together. Now you can flaunt a sustainable American bikini on your own local beach.
Looking at the broad range of bikinis, tankinis and one-piece bathing suits available, you would hardly be able to guess that they weren't the same sort of stuff you could buy at the mall. In fact, the some of the scraps and recycled material from those poolside get-ups are used in the making of these. The elastic is 50% recycled, and cotton, polyester and nylon are just as responsibly sourced. Swimwear for Eco Swim by Aqua Green is made from material found in the USA alone, where these fabulous pieces are put together. Now you can flaunt a sustainable American bikini on your own local beach.
Trend Themes
1. Eco Swimwear - Swimwear made from recycled material and responsibly sourced fabrics.
2. Sustainable Fashion - Using recycled materials in fashion items to reduce waste.
3. Local Materials - Using materials found and sourced locally for manufacturing clothing items.
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1. Fashion Industry - Integrating sustainable and recycled materials in the making of clothing items.
2. Environmental Industry - Promoting the use of recycled and responsibly sourced materials to reduce waste.
3. Textile Industry - Developing new materials and fabrics that are environmentally responsible.
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