A single wetsuit can have up to 15 different types of neoprene and/or rubber composites, and features like fabric linings make wetsuit recycling nearly impossible.

More than thirty of London’s double decker buses worth of wetsuits being discarded every year. That’s 380 tonnes of non-biodegradable chemical-based waste, each year.

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Living in Cornwall, almost always near the sea, this issue has often come to the forefront of our mind. We believe that we have found a solution to the huge waste though upcycling the material into new products. 

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Our cup sleeves are made from the sleeves of the wetsuits. The dog wetsuits are made from the thighs. The coastes are made from any spaces and any remaining wetsuit is shredded. 

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