About us

At Tyoub, we strive to evoke the world of children. Their happiness, colourful characters, and unique view of the world inspire us to make our range fun and playful!

Since 2017, we’ve been designing reusable swim nappies and kids’ swimwear. But our passion for sustainable textiles, innovative design, and children’s clothing began with the birth of our first child and a course in graphics and textile design and a degree in Fashion.

It’s been an incredible journey across time and oceans and thank you for visiting us to learn more about how we can serve you. We’re excited to be a tiny part of your child’s first steps into the wonderful world of aquatics.

With 70% of the earth’s surface covered in water, your child will likely swim for pleasure, join Nippers, sail, snorkel, or surf! Plus a great swim nappy is the perfect place to start.

Growing up, I have fond memories of happy days spent playing on the beach, building sandcastles, and body surfing. Growing up in a hot climate meant backyard pool splashes after school or play dates and swimming lessons at the local public baths.

In contrast, our children were born in Sweden. Their first baby swim lesson was held a heated pool and short summers at the lake (once it wasn't frozen over). Even when temperatures outside plummeted to -18 degrees, we didn’t let that stop us! As they say in Sweden, inget dåligt väder, bara dåliga kläder.

"no bad weather, just bad clothing"

Recycling and sustainability have been practiced for many years across Europe and that is where my interest in Eco fashion began. Tyoub was born out of these experiences and the courage to break free from conventions and follow my dreams.

Importantly, we also want to protect our world and especially our oceans, by making reusable swim diapers and bathers that will last year after year, for toddler, you and baby.

Psalm 96:11- "Let the heavens rejoice, let the earth be glad; let the sea resound, and all that is in it. Let the fields be jubilant, and everything in them; let all the trees of the forest sing for joy."

Lisa - Sweden Sunday morning swims in the lake with my three girls, gumboots and floaties!