Sustainability

Gok Swimwear

Committed to a Greener Future

Whether you’re a start-up or an established brand, if sustainability and ethics are your focus, you’re in the right place.

By choosing recycled fabrics over new materials, you can reduce your carbon footprint by up to 80%, positioning your brand as both sustainably produced and environmentally friendly.

Each piece is carefully packed in 100% biodegradable Avani cassava bags, decomposing within 24 hours in any landfill.

Our dyes carry the OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certification, meeting the highest safety and sustainability standards.

Recycled Materials

Eco-Friendly Packaging and Dyes

Zero Plastic Packaging

Most of our fabrics are recycled and sourced from suppliers of many leading brands, both local and international.

Made from salvaged fishing nets, ocean waste and recycled plastic bottles, these fabrics reduce water usage by 90%.

Designed to withstand chlorine, salt water and UV rays, making them ideal for frequent use.

With superior body contouring properties and an ultra-soft, comfortable feel, our fabrics offer the perfect blend of style and durability.

Available in a variety of weights, textures and finishes, you can choose the fabric that best suits your brand’s needs.

ECONYL® produces recycled yarns from discarded fishing nets and plastic bottles.

These yarns are used by Carvico to create high-quality, stretchy fabrics for swimwear.

By blending ECONYL® with materials such as Suplex or Extra Life Lycra, the resulting fabric offers excellent flexibility and a soft feel.

What are Ghosts Nets?

“Ghost nets” are abandoned fishing nets that continue to harm marine life, entangling and killing various species, from fish to large mammals. 

These nets can persist in oceans for up to 5,000 years, causing significant ecological damage. 

Alarmingly, fishing nets make up about 10% of ocean waste, underscoring the importance of recycling initiatives like ECONYL®’s to address this environmental issue.

Preserving Our Oceans And Biodiversity

Each year, eight million tons of waste and 640,000 tons of fishing nets are dumped into our oceans. If this trend continues, our oceans could hold more garbage than fish by 2050 — a problem we must tackle now. By partnering with Gok Swimwear, you’re making a meaningful step towards a cleaner ocean and a more sustainable future.