Eco-friendly swimwear and activewear made in Australia
Baythe produces its garments in Australia, meaning the final stage of production takes place under Australian labour laws and workplace standards. This generally carries a lower risk of labour abuse compared with production in higher-risk regions.
However, there is limited public information about suppliers involved earlier in the supply chain. The brand does not provide transparency around factory audits or verification that workers are paid a living wage.
Baythe focuses on reducing environmental impact through material choices and smaller scale production. Garments are made locally in Australia. Designs are minimal and not strongly trend driven. Pieces are intended to move between swimming, training and everyday wear.
A key part of the brand’s environmental approach is its use of recycled and regenerated fabrics. Many pieces use materials such as ECONYL®, a regenerated nylon made from waste including discarded fishing nets and nylon scraps, and recycled polyester fibres made from plastic bottles. These fabrics aim to reduce reliance on virgin petroleum-based materials while repurposing existing waste. Fabric composition is clearly listed on product pages so customers can understand what materials are used.
Baythe receives a “Great” rating from Good On You, which reflects strong environmental practices including the use of lower impact materials and small scale production.
Products seem to be generally free from animal derived materials.
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