Where style meets Sustainability

Made by women for women

Retailers

For wholesale enquiries please contact sales@lore-of-the-sea.com

 

Australia

Surfection
2 Banksia Drive
Byron Bay NSW 2481

Finbox
269 Lawrence Hargrave Dr
Thirroul NSW 2515

 

Europe 

CriCri
Place de la Pergola 
64500 SAINT-JEAN-DE-LUZ
FRANCE

 

Customind
39 Cours Pasteur
33000 Bordeaux
FRANCE 

  

Japan

Dead Kooks Shonan
5-13-19 Katase
Fujisawa-city Kanagawa

My Honey
5-8-25 Zaimokuza
Kamakura-city Kanagawa

Loco 920*
3-7-12 Ikegami-cho
Izumi-city Osaka

Coco.Surf
2-54 Mukaiawasaki Uchinada-cho
Kahoku-gun Ishikawa

Viaggio
1-19-19 Sako Nishi
Nagoya-city Aichi

Our Values

Our Values

At Lore of the Sea, our commitment to a small carbon footprintextends far beyond just words. We believe in creating fashion that's not only ethical and slow-paced but also connected to our love for the environment.Our mission is to provide you with surf wear that makes you feel both comfortable and confident, without compromising on quality or sustainability.

As a women-run, independent small business, we value slow fashion and community.All our patterns are designed in-house by the founder and each collection is released in limited edition.

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Fabric Focus

Fabric Focus

Our fabrics are created from recycled yarn sourced from industrial waste.

All swimwear fabrics are of high quality, resistant to sunlight, salt, and chlorine. To ensure full sun protection of your skin we only use rated UPF 50+ fabrics. Our unique printed fabrics are printed digitally in the most sustainable way, using low ink, 50% less power, 95% less water waste & 60% less water consumption..

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Packaging

Packaging

Sustainability isn't just a buzzword for us—it's a guiding principle that informs every decision we make, including the selection of our packaging materials.

At Lore of the Sea, we recognize that packaging plays a significant role in our business operations. However, we are committed to minimizing our environmental impact to the fullest extent possible and made a conscious decision to avoid contributing to the single-use plastic pollution crisis.

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