KORU SWIMWEAR (Tristine Davis Photography & For the Love of Water) |
That is the slogan of Koru swimwear, an eco-friendly swimwear and clothing company. I first noticed the brand Koru by it's bold and colorful swimsuits (as seen above.) I soon found out that it was a company that was so much more. With messages like "Eco Not Ego," along with Koru's subtle and sporty swimwear, I decided it was a company I wanted to support.
All of Koru's swimwear is made from ECONYL, a recycled nylon yarn. This special fabric is made from discarded fishing nets pulled out of our precious ocean. When my Koru suit arrived, the first thing I did was feel it and check out the fabric. It looks and feels like normal swimsuit fabric so, don't worry! After wearing it in the water, I noticed it dried quickly too. Not only does Koru use fabric from recycled plastic but it also gives back as member of the 1% for the Planet Organization. On their Instagram, they share facts with the world and post simple ways to help the environment while showcasing their amazing swimwear. They even have gorgeous barefoot sandals that are made of all-natural products like coconuts, cotton, wood and shells.
Another important message from Koru is that all bodies are beautiful. The photos show women living and enjoying an active lifestyle no matter what they look like. There are a lot of fun, sporty styles for you to chose from; including shorts and rashguards. I just love the lace-up design of my top and the tie-side adjustable bottoms. The Jay Alders Signature Print Collection is quite lovely because he is an excellent artist and the swimwear designs include seahorses! The Laura Wells Curvy Signature Collection is cute and comfortable for all shapes and sizes. Laura Wells is an environmentalist and curvy women's model in Australia. I know I instantly felt good about myself wearing my first earth-friendly Koru swimsuit in the Bahamas because of the fit, style and the positive messages that went a long with it. I leave you with one of my favorite messages from Koru: The word "koru" means spiritual growth and tranquility, but when you see it's reflection it spells UROK and we think your reflection rocks!
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