A Sustainable Clothing Revolution

"Every time you spend money, you're casting a vote for the kind of world you want" Anna Lappe

There is no doubt that the future of fashion is circular

We know that millions of tons of plastics end up in landfill and get washed into our oceans every day. As a children’s brand we know that it’s vital to stand by our values and only produce garments that are mindfully designed and respectfully made in recycled or organic materials.

The fabric of choice for our swimwear is made from repurposed ocean fishing nets. One of the biggest dangers threatening marine life is discarded trawling nets and fishing lines. The other materials that we favour are diverted from landfill, such as the PUL used in our checked swim nappies, that is made from plastics. The lining of our swimwear is made from recycled plastic bottles PET.

We at Tyoub work to close the loop and participate actively in the circular fashion economy to bring about greater awareness and change.

Our Favourite Textiles

Econyl® supplied by Eclipse Textiles for Australia made by Aquafil®

REPREVE® uses plastic bottles diverted from landfill into high performance fabrics.

100% Bamboo - new to our range with unbleached organic bamboo, it's natural and biodegradable. 
LYCRA® this is what gives our swimwear stretch, fit and durability.

 

Independently Laboratory Tested in Australia

 Tyoub reusable swim nappy has been rigorously tested by a NATA Accredited Laboratory, in compliance with ISO/IEC 17025 Testing.

The Reusable Swim Nappy consists of 2 layers 1/ rPET Polyurethane Laminate from recycled plastic bottles, 2/ 100% Polyester knitted mesh.

laundry and colour fastness testing for children swimwear ISO 105-C06:2010 (R2020)

 

Laundering
Colour Fastness to domestic and commercial washing

Method: ISO 105-C06:2010  (R2020)

Result in Grey Scale

1/ rPET Polyurethane Laminate

5

2/ 100% Polyester Knitted Mesh

5

 Rated 5, demonstrating excellent durability after laundering.

PH tested for babies swimwear and swim nappy ISO 23496:2019

 

 

Determination of pH Value

Method: ISO 23496:2019

Result

1/ rPET Polyurethane Laminate

7.64

2/ 100% Polyester Knitted Mesh

7.59

pH Value: Tested at 7.60 (rPET) and 7.80 (Polyester), ensuring the fabric remains safe for skin contact.

Formaldehyde tested for babies with sensitive skin, no chemical nasties, laboratory tested for safety to ISO 14184-1:2011Standard

 

 

Determination of Formaldehyde

Method: ISO 14184-1:2011

Formaldehyde (mg/Kg)

1/ rPET Polyurethane Laminate

<10 mg/kg

2/ 100% Polyester Knitted Mesh

<10 mg/kg

Formaldehyde content: Less than 10 mg/Kg, far below the limit set by the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission, ensuring suitability for sensitive skin.

Spray tested for wetting and waterproof of baby bib, wet bag and swim nappy ISO 4920:2012

 

Spray Test for Wetting
Determination of resistance to surface wetting (spray test)

Method: ISO 4920:2012

Result

1/ rPET Polyurethane Laminate

5

2/ 100% Polyester Knitted Mesh

5

Wetting resistance: Rated 5 (ISO 5), indicating no surface wetting, which enhances comfort and wearability.
ISO Descriptive Rating Scale for Wetting:
ISO 5 = No sticking or wetting of the specimen
ISO 4 = Slight random sticking or wetting of the specimen face
ISO 3 = Wetting of specimen face at spray point
ISO 2 = Partial wetting of the specimen face beyond the spray points
ISO 1 = Complete wetting of the entire specimen face beyond the spray points
ISO 0 = Complete wetting of the entire face of the specimen

Certification & Standards

"Our mission is to promote consumer confidence in textiles through globally recognised standards and certifications." - Lisa owner Tyoub

OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 CERTIFIED

Tyoub swimwear is certified with Standard 100 OEKO-TEX. STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® We insist on using Standard 100 to protect the health of consumers worldwide through world-class testing and labeling programs.

CERTIFIED ORGANIC (GOTS)

At Tyoub we are committed to making apparel safe for the people who wear it, the environment and the community.