Fire Corals Swimwear

Yes, we prioritize using recycled polyester whenever we can.

Every piece in our collection manufactured from our US production partner is made from 75% recycled polyester (rPET), sourced from post consumer plastic waste.

If you're ordering from Europe, the majority of our pieces are made from at least 81% recycled polyester including all our bikinis, Swim Trunks, Breezy Swim Trunks, Scuba Leggings, and Cropped Rashies.

We use recycled polyester because compared to traditional polyester, rPET reduces CO₂ emissions by up to 79%. We make every order on demand, which means zero overproduction and nothing goes to landfill unsold.

Learn more about our sustainability commitment → HERE

Yes, all of our scuba bikinis, rash guards, and leggings are rated UPF 50+, blocking 98% of harmful UV rays. Whether you're on the dive boat between dives or snorkeling a shallow reef, you're protected from sun exposure without a single drop of chemical sunscreen in the water.

Shop all women's UPF 50+ dive wear → HERE

Every single order plants corals through our Save Our Seas Pledge, 10% of every purchase goes directly to ocean conservation including coral restoration with our conservation partner Living Seas Foundation.

We've seen firsthand what healthy reefs look like, and what they look like when they're gone. This is our commitment to making sure every purchase gives something back.

Find out more about the Save Our Seas Pledge → HERE

Absolutely, our swimwear is designed specifically for divers. The secure, stay-put fit means nothing rides up or bunches under your wetsuit or BCD, and the stretchy recycled fabric moves with your body underwater rather than against it.

Our rash guards and Scuba Leggings double as dive skins in warm tropical water above 24°C, and layer perfectly under a wetsuit in cooler conditions.

The Dive Compass is designed by a chemical engineer with a master's degree in Sustainability Science and Technology.

We don't just use recycled materials and call it sustainable. Every piece is made to order to eliminate excess inventory waste, we partner with Living Seas Foundations for active coral restoration, and we design every print around the marine life and ecosystems we're committed to protecting.

This isn't swimwear with a sustainability label. It's dive wear built around a mission.

Learn more about Our Mission

Despite their name, fire corals aren't actually true corals, they're hydrozoids, more closely related to jellyfish and anemones than to the reef-building corals most divers are familiar with.

Their name comes from the burning sting they deliver to unsuspecting divers who brush against them, a sharp reminder that the reef is a living ecosystem that deserves our respect and distance.

Fire corals are actually among the most resilient reef builders in the ocean, growing rapidly and providing critical structural habitat for hundreds of species of fish, invertebrates, and other marine life.

They're often among the first organisms to recolonise damaged reef sections, making them a vital part of reef recovery after bleaching events.

But even fire corals have their limits, sustained ocean warming, acidification, and physical damage from anchors, careless diving, and pollution are pushing even these tough reef builders to their breaking point.

The Fire Corals collection celebrates the vivid, electric beauty of these remarkable organisms — the hot pinks, blazing oranges, and electric blues of a reef firing on all cylinders.

Every purchase plants corals under our Save Our Seas Pledge, supporting the active restoration of the reef ecosystems that fire corals help rebuild.