Arsie crafts durable bikinis from recycled PET bottles, cutting fashion’s environmental toll; balances quality, cost, and eco-impact in beachwear.
Fashion industry tackles challenges
Fashion accounts for 10% of global carbon emissions. It produces 92 million tons of textile waste yearly, recycling under 1%. Beachwear synthetics dump 500,000 tons of microfibers into oceans annually. Innovative fabrics boost longevity and curb waste.
Stretchy, tough pieces extend wear. Global brands like Veja use 100% recycled polyester from Brazilian PET bottles. In Brazil, Arsie focuses on timeless design and body fit with Bahia fabric, fully recycled PET.
Arsie blends innovation and ethics
Partnering top mills, Arsie weighs cost against sustainability. “It demands balance in quality, price, and impact,” says founder Karine Strapazzon. Fabrics pack UV 50+ and quick-dry tech, perfect for beach cover-ups.
Long-lasting pieces that fit bodies and respect the planet drive mindful choices.
Karine adds: sustainability means durable, responsible production. Beachwear merges style, comfort, and eco-care. Details at https://usearsie.com.br/
