Vacay Swimwear

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Vacay Swimwear Sustainability Actions

Gives care advice to extend wear

Vacay Swimwear gives detailed product care instructions for its swimwear, bikinis, linen, and cotton items. It tells customers to wash in cold water, use gentle detergent, avoid tumble drying, and dry items in the shade. These steps can help clothes last longer, which can reduce waste because items do not need replacing as often. The brand also warns that heat, rough surfaces, sunscreen, and harsh washing can damage fabrics. This is a practical durability-focused approach rather than a full sustainability programme.

Uses linen in some products

Vacay Swimwear says its linen garments use linen, which it describes as a sustainable fibre made from the stalk of a flax plant. Linen is a natural material that can be lightweight and quick drying. The brand does not publish a wider materials policy or proof for all products, but this shows that at least some of its range uses a lower-impact fabric compared with many synthetic textiles. The source does not say how much linen it uses or whether it is certified.

Publishes privacy and data notes

Vacay Swimwear has a privacy policy that explains what personal data it collects, how it may use cookies, and how customers can opt out, delete, or change their information. It also says some data may be transferred to Australia and that third-party advertising tools may place cookies for targeted ads. This is not an environmental action, but it is part of the brand’s wider ESG footprint because data handling and customer privacy are governance issues.

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