Seafolly was born on the beaches of Sydney, Australia, in 1975. Ever since, they have been connecting women around the world with a feeling like no other, through innovative swimwear that heroes fit above all else.

They embody the Australian beach lifestyle. The fiery spirit of the Australian sun and the refreshing optimism of the ocean flows through all that they do. They harness this to create considered swim collections that inspire the confidence all women need to truly embrace and enjoy the beach.

Their swimwear, beachwear and accessories are designed with women in mind, providing shapes and support to suit a variety of body types, destinations, and activities. Ensuring you feel confident, always.

MERSEA’s story began in 2013 with singular passion in mind: Travel, and the nostalgic scents that come along with it. Fascinated by scent’s ability to transport the body and soul to places old and new, this led our founders to uncover the creations of artisans found in corners around the world. Now, MERSEA is no longer exclusively a destination for scents and self-care, but a curated collection of travel essentials crafted entirely for your journey—wherever you may go. Every design in their signature collections right down to the fiber is a reflection of the people they've met, and the memories made along the way. They are proud to bring creator and artisan stories to the forefront—whether that’s the history of garment making in their partnering Ecuadorian and Moroccan communities, or hand-poured candles in their Kansas headquarters—each MERSEA design is a product of passion, with the journey in mind.

In 2009, Marine Layer’s founders made it their mission to create the world’s softest clothing, while reducing the environmental impact of textile production. Marine Layer aims to help the planet through its Re-Spun program, which diverts clothing from landfills and gives old tees a second life. As of December 2023, Marine Layer has collected and recycled more than 575,000 t-shirts (approximately 177,000 lbs). Marine Layer is aiming to be “tee-shirt” neutral by 2025 — where for each shirt sold, Marine Layer will collect and divert one shirt from landfills.

Marine Layer is committed to keeping as many textiles
out of landfills as they can. Re-Spun is how they make this happen — it starts with their tee recycling program and ends with their commitment to using recycled
materials across their entire line.