Up to 14,000 tons of sunscreen end up in the oceans every year. Many of the chemical filters in sunscreens are toxic to coral reefs, causing bleaching and irreversible damage.

By using sun-protective clothing, you drastically reduce the amount of sunscreen that ends up in the sea.

This way you protect your skin and your children's skin in the safest way, endorsed by dermatologists, and at the same time, you prevent harmful chemicals from coming into contact with the marine ecosystem.

"The most sustainable protection is that which leaves no trace in the water."