Sustainability at Eskola Swim is about making thoughtful choices at every stage of the process. Our fabrics are sourced from an Italian mill known for its high-quality performance materials and ongoing investment in more responsible production. Their facility is designed to reduce environmental impact, with a focus on energy efficiency, water conservation, and minimizing waste throughout the production process.

We prioritize the use of recycled nylon fabrics to reduce reliance on virgin materials. Where necessary, we also work with select non-recycled components—such as certain linings or structured textiles—chosen for their performance, feel, and longevity. Each material is considered carefully, balancing function, durability, and overall impact.

Production takes place in small runs locally in Los Angeles, allowing us to stay close to how each piece is made and avoid unnecessary excess. Our materials are chosen not only for lower impact, but for longevity—designed to hold their shape, resist chlorine, and be worn over time rather than for a single season. We also use digital printing methods, which reduce water and energy use compared to traditional techniques.

All of our fabrics are OEKO-TEX® certified, ensuring they are free from harmful substances and safe against the skin. We see this as an ongoing process—grounded in material integrity, longevity, and a more considered approach to how things are made. There’s an awareness that what we wear exists in relation to everything around it—the water, the air, the places we move through.