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Loop Swim is an innovation-driven brand focused on sustainability in the fashion industry, particularly swimwear. Founded by Itee Soni and Heather Kaye, who bring over 25 years of apparel design and manufacturing experience, the company is committed to reducing waste across the design, manufacturing, and post-consumer stages of fashion. Loop Swim's first significant step toward sustainability involves using exclusively Repreve® recycled PET fabric, which represents a key part of their eco-friendly approach. Based in Shanghai, China, Loop Swim collaborates with luxury resorts and eco-conscious boutiques globally. Their prestigious partnerships include Six Senses, Ritz-Carlton, Mandarin Oriental, Park Hyatt, and various high-end eco-friendly boutiques across Asia and the Middle East. By focusing on both style and sustainability, Loop Swim aims to transform the swimwear industry while creating long-term, positive environmental impact. The company continues to innovate as it strives to become the global leader in sustainable lifestyle products.
Itee Soni & Heather Kaye
Operating since 2010
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