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Matilda Cove Sustainability Actions

Uses recycled ocean waste fabrics

Matilda Cove says it makes some swimwear from recycled fabrics created from ocean waste, including fishing nets and other rubbish. The brand links this to a cleaner ocean and presents it as part of its effort to reduce waste in fashion materials. This is a material choice, so it affects what the product is made from rather than how it is worn or cared for.

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Produces in small batches

The brand says it avoids mass production and instead makes swimwear in small batches. In plain terms, that means it produces fewer items at a time, which can help limit overproduction and wasted stock. The brand also says this makes its swimwear more exclusive, but the sustainability point is the lower-volume production model.

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Manufactures in Australia

Matilda Cove says all garments are made in Australia, where worker conditions are protected by law. This matters for labour standards because local production can make it easier to apply workplace rules and oversight. The brand also says it launched online in June 2018, which helps place its sustainability messaging in time.

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