Sustainability Summary
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- This is an unclaimed profile. OS Swim has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.
OS Swim appears to be a swimwear brand with limited independent sustainability coverage in the material provided. The strongest signals come from brand-published content about using recycled materials, reducing waste, and improving product durability. The brand also points to future goals such as B Corp certification and wider impact review work, which suggests it is still building its sustainability approach rather than presenting a long-established programme. Independent third-party evidence in the provided material is about the wider swimwear industry, not OS Swim itself, so there is little outside verification of the brand’s claims. Overall, the picture is one of early-stage sustainability efforts with some clear intentions, but limited public proof so far.
OS Swim Sustainability Actions
OS Swim Sustainability Commitments
2026
Seek B Corp certification
OS Swim says it wants to become B Corp certified by 2026. B Corp is a certification for companies that meet social and environmental standards across areas like governance, workers, community, and the environment. The brand says this would require a wider overhaul of its policies and operations, not just a label on its products.
2023
Build a baseline impact review
The brand says it planned to create a baseline in 2023 by assessing and defining its global business impacts. It also said it wanted to measure the carbon cost of operating and better understand the effects of its work in the places it visits. This is a commitment to measure first, then improve.
2024
Publish a health report
OS Swim’s roadmap mentions a 2024 health and wellbeing report. This suggests the brand planned to report on employee or wider wellbeing topics, which are part of the social side of ESG. No further detail is provided in the material, so the exact scope is unclear.