A warm welcome to our new partner OBJECT CARPET who joins Healthy Seas and our fight against deadly ghost nets. OBJECT CARPET is a pioneering enterprise that enables design visions to become reality, using innovative production techniques and sustainable manufacturing methods.  Many plans are in store to promote this new cooperation between OBJECT CARPET and Healthy […]

We are happy to welcome Menesthò on board Healthy Seas! The company gets its name from one of the Oceanides (the nymph daughters of the Titan Oceanus (Ocean)) in Greek mythology and is a pioneer in vibrant ethical fashion by combining unparalleled design and sustainable materials of highest quality, such as ECONYL® yarn. We asked Vicky Grivas, […]

We are very proud to welcome RACEMARK on board Healthy Seas! Our partnership constitutes a new milestone for our environmental initiative since RACEMARK is the first company from the automotive industry to join us and effectively help our sustainability message be heard (and felt) by this new demographic. RACEMARK is the producer of the world’s […]

Our partner Zoggs, recently launched its new Ecolast™ fabric, primarily made from regenerated ECONYL® yarn. They will be donating 10% of their profits to Healthy Seas. By 2020, Zoggs aim is for 75% of their UK swimwear to be made using recycled materials (60% globally) but their commitment to sustainability doesn’t stop there! The company […]

Just in time for the holidays, we are delighted to announce our new partnership with Associated Weavers (AW). AW is a European manufacturer of tufted carpet with production plants in Belgium and the Czech Republic and was inspired by Inuit mythology and the legendary Sedna, Queen of the Sea, for its newest product: the soft, luxurious and […]

In October 2018, during our mission in the Aeolian Islands, we were joined by Venetia Falconer, a London based producer and presenter. Venetia followed our mission in order to share it with her thousands of followers, which she did with utmost success. Venetia, who is also an ambassador for eco fashion, had on a swimsuit […]

We are very happy to welcome Lanius to the growing list of companies who join us as partners and support our mission! The brand’s motto is “Love Fashion / Think Organic / Be Responsible” and they will be donating 10% of the sum of every sale on Friday, November 23rd to our environmental initiative. Why did you […]

More and more companies are taking a stand against Black Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year due to big sales and equally big marketing campaigns. The reason for this lies in the fact that the Black Friday ‘ideal’ has become obsolete, since it perpetuates the problem of extreme unsustainable consumption. Anyone who is looking to the future […]

We are excited to welcome Girlfriend Collective on board the growing list of companies who support the mission of Healthy Seas. They will be donating 1% from every purchase of their new sustainable line to our work. Girlfriend Collective is based in Seattle, Washington, and focuses on the production of minimal, luxurious, and eco-friendly active-wear. Part […]

A warm welcome to our new partner Crystal Flow, which now also joins our fight against deadly ghost nets and donates to Healthy Seas 1% after every purchase. Crystal Flow designs are inspired by nature – Caribbean beaches, wild waterfalls and rugged coastlines of Europe and North America. The sportswear designs are made with 100% […]

Following the launch of the Ecolast™ swimwear, made also from ocean waste, we’re delighted to announce we’ve partnered with Zoggs. Zoggs has been knocking out industry firsts since they launched 25 years ago. Being Aussie means they pretty much love everything to do with the water. Available in over 50 countries, their swimwear, goggles, learning […]

Saturday August 4th, a team of Tarkett / DESSO joined Healthy Seas on a regular North Sea cleanup mission. It was a beautiful day for diving and the diving team of Ghost Fishing went back to the wreck called “Rode Poon” located at 27 nautical miles from Scheveningen resting at 30m of depth. The name […]