Surf Shorts — coast-desert-white

ECONYL® yarn is a regenerated nylon yarn made from 100% pre- and post-consumer waste such as fabric scraps, carpeting, fishing nets (partly from aquaculture) and industrial plastics. Compared to the production of virgin nylon from crude oil, Econyl® significantly reduces the need for fossil resources while minimizing the environmental impact by using existing materials. As a result, Econyl® contributes to the reduction of waste and promotes a circular economy in the textile industry.

Jersey Lomellina (JL), a leading Italian manufacturer of stretch fabrics for swimwear and sportswear, is recognised for its innovative materials and quality. Production is increasingly focussing on eco-friendly production processes and materials and integrating environmentally friendly practices such as the use of recycled materials and the reduction of water consumption.

The fabrics woven by JL are dyed and finished here in a particularly environmentally friendly manner. This production facility employs innovative dyeing and finishing processes and relies on technologies that reduce the consumption of water and harmful chemicals. Approximately 61% of the process water is reused in the system. The recycled water is prepared in the company's own treatment plant for easy return to local waters.

The cutting company near our Croatian production facility, which was taken over by NTT in 2022, is where the cuts for the next production step are prepared from our digital cutting patterns. The cutting is carried out using modern laser technology. NTT is a textile technology research and development company that focuses on promoting innovative technologies.

Since 2016, our swimwear has been manufactured in Croatia in a production facility run by women. It specializes in swimwear and underwear. Our contact person there, the production manager, plays a key role, as she speaks fluent German and provides a transparent insight into the processes and working conditions on site.

From Poland and Croatia, all MYMARINIs arrive at our own warehouse in Triberg, where a final random quality check is carried out on the goods before they are dispatched to our customers and retailers.