News

We here at Tyoub may bang on a bit about choosing sustainable clothing but trust us – it’s the way forward. As you get older, you realise the importance of choosing quality over quantity, especially when it comes to clothes. The quality pieces you buy for yourself last much longer than those from fast fashion brands. The same should go for the clothes you buy for your little ones. What’s the point of purchasing cheap, poor quality garments for your kiddies when bubs are much more of a liability when it comes to clothing? You will only end up spending...

So, you’re having a closet clean out. You have plenty of clothes that you don’t need anymore, and you’re ready to have a wardrobe revamp. Whilst you’re doing that, you’re probably considering what to do with the old, unwanted garments. But before throwing them in the trash to become a part of landfill, why not consider giving them to your local op-shop? With so many awesome initiatives attributed to Australia’s oppies, there should be no reason to throw your old clothes in the bin.     Tyoub, as a leading children’s sustainable swimwear label, believes in the importance of donating old...

Modern nappies are reusable, washable garments made from materials with water repelling or absorbing fabrics such as bamboo or hemp (just to name a couple). They’re shaped the same as a disposable, fasten with either press studs or velcro around the waste and contain elastic in the leg areas to contain messes. But, what are the benefits of using reusable nappies? Well, here are five. 1. Save On Nappy Costs Newborn babies need about five to eight nappies daily, meaning a pack of disposable nappies will only last around a week. On average, you will spend around $25 a week...

The values and vision for Tyoub have always been driven by the desire to produce sustainable and distinctively high-quality children’s swimwear. The challenge for Tyoub is always the same to satisfy the three pillars of Functionality, Sustainability and Desirability. In the hours of constant reading, research and data analysis of the fashion industry, the pursuit of creating a business that “closes the loop” has become increasingly important to us. And so it has been a slow and steady path forward, as we move deliberately towards a circular and a greener fashion footprint. We are not always 100% right, but we...