Certified organic wool
OEKO-TEX tested and GOTS certified organic merino wool. Natural rubber elastic sewn inside the cords for added stretch and durability. Zero synthetics.
A swimsuit made from 100% ultrafine Turkish Merino Wool that dries quickly and is naturally odor resistant.
Ships free in the US over $120 · OEKO-TEX and GOTS certified fabric · Handmade in Türkiye
OEKO-TEX tested and GOTS certified organic merino wool. Natural rubber elastic sewn inside the cords for added stretch and durability. Zero synthetics.
Ultrafine merino fibers feel soft against your skin. Merino dries quickly to prevent bacteria and mold from growing where there is trapped moisture.
Merino is naturally odor-resistant, so it stays fresh between wears. When it does need a wash, use cool water and a light wool detergent, then lay it flat to dry.
Research published by the NIH found merino absorbs and releases moisture vapor efficiently, keeping the skin’s microclimate stable and reducing the dampness that can aggravate sensitive skin. Wool also sits close to your skin’s natural pH, so it works with your body, not against it.
Most swimwear is made from polyester, nylon, elastane, lycra and spandex. Despite the different names, they are all petrochemical derived synthetic fibers.
~700000
A single load of synthetic swimwear can shed hundreds of thousands of plastic fibers into the water.
190°F
A 2025 study in Science of The Total Environment found polyester, nylon and spandex fabrics kept at 185–212°F broke down faster, shedding microplastics and leaching additives.
100%
Recycled polyester is made from the same polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic as disposable water bottles. It sheds, traps heat and holds smell exactly like virgin polyester.
Conventional wool, like your grandma's sweater, is around 30 microns thick. Merino wool sits under 18 microns thick and is much softer and more bendable, so it doesn't poke your skin.
Yes, yes and yes.
Chlorine is a harsh chemical for all fabrics and will naturally break down even synthetic fabrics after repeated, prolonged exposure (e.g. swimming in a chlorinated pool as daily exercise). Our Merino Set was designed to optimize health and did not prioritize chlorine resistance.
Treat it well, rinse with a gentle wool detergent and it will last you many, many wears year round.
Hand wash on cool or with room temperature water, lay flat to dry.
Our Easy 3 Step Wash Ritual:
1. Post-sauna or pool sess, rinse while you are in the shower with a light shampoo.
2. Squeeze out water (no stretching or heavy wringing) and pat dry with a dry cotton towel. It should be at least halfway dry at this point.
3. Store in a bag with an unsealed top until you can lay it flat to dry.
Merino is a finer fiber than conventional wool and so it is less prone to shrinking. It is typical for merino to shrink 0-3% and often goes unnoticed. Please be mindful of this when selecting sizes.
Wash with cool or room temperature water. Do not wash on hot or put in the dryer to prevent unwanted shrinking or felting.
Absolutely. That is exactly what we designed it for!
Because recycled polyester is still made from the same material as virgin polyester. It actually sheds more microplastics.
When selecting for the healthiest fabric, we chose to go for nature's own performance fiber rather than undergo a process that turns hard plastic into synthetic fibers.
Yes. You have 30 days from delivery to exchange or return it, as long as it is unworn with the liner and tags still on. Returns are free in the US and a flat $20 USD everywhere else.
To start one, chat with support and we will sort it. Not sure on size? Check the size guide, or send us your usual sizes in the chat and we will help you match before you order.
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