Sustainability Summary
- Good On You - Not good enough
- Ethical Consumer - This information is locked, visit Ethical Consumer's website
- B Corp - Not listed
- Trustpilot - 1.9/5 (95 reviews)
- This is an unclaimed profile. Jolyn Australia has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.
JOLYN Australia sells athletic swimwear for training, surf, running, and other water sports. Its sustainability message focuses on making products that last longer, using some recycled materials, and reducing waste in packaging and fabric use. The brand says its swimwear is made with durable fabrics, strong stitching, and materials that resist chlorine, salt water, and sun fading. It also says its fabrics are made in mills with Global Recycled Standard (GRS) certification, and that its main sewing facilities are WRAP certified, which means they are checked against labour and workplace standards. Independent ratings are more cautious, though, and say JOLYN does not publish enough information to show strong action on key environmental and labour issues. Positive Sentiment Found Positive third-party signals are limited, but there are a few. Good On You rates JOLYN “Not good enough” overall, yet notes that it does use some lower-impact materials, including recycled materials. That suggests the brand has at least taken some steps on materials, even if the overall score stays low. Sustainability Tracker also shows the brand as unverified rather than assessed, which means it has not joined that platform to confirm its claims. On the consumer side, Trustpilot is not a sustainability source, but it does show some customers praising product quality and fit on related review pages, which can support the brand’s durability message. Overall, the positive picture is mostly about recycled inputs and long-wear design, not strong independent recognition. Common Criticisms: The strongest independent signal is negative. Good On You rates JOLYN “Not good enough,” with a 2 out of 5 for Planet and 1 out of 5 for People. It says there is no evidence of meaningful action to reduce water use, cut microplastic impacts, or reduce hazardous chemicals, and that the brand does not publish enough information on workers’ rights. Sustainability Tracker also lists Jolyn Australia as unverified and says the brand has not joined to verify its sustainability credentials. Consumer sentiment is also weak on Trustpilot, where JOLYN has a 1.9 out of 5 score from 95 reviews, with complaints focused on customer service. Taken together, the public picture is one of limited transparency and weak third-party confidence, even though the brand does disclose some materials and packaging details itself.
About Jolyn Australia
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Jolyn Australia Sustainability Actions
Jolyn Australia Sustainability Commitments
2024
Replace old fabric fully
JOLYN said it planned to fully replace its original Foreverever fabric with Recycled Foreverever by the end of 2024. This means shifting more of its training swimwear toward a fabric that includes recycled bottle content.
2025
Launch a resale shop
The brand’s 2-year sustainability plan says it wants to launch a resale shop for gently used JOLYN swimwear. A resale shop lets customers buy and sell used items, which can keep products in use for longer and reduce waste.
2025
Switch inner sleeves
JOLYN says it wants to use compostable inner sleeve packaging instead of recycled plastic. This would change a small but visible part of its packaging system toward material that can break down more easily.