Sustainability
For us, being a sustainable brand means alot more than being kind to the environment. It means making responsible and conscious decisions to look after all the people who work to make our products, our environment and our communities.
PEOPLE
THE ENVIRONMENT
"UBU is not fast-fashion. We don’t follow trends. Our pieces are slowly-made. Our designs are timeless. Our materials are long-lasting. All of this is taken into consideration with our designs. This is why we offer reversible styles too so you get more choice and more wear options out of your swimwear. You will be wearing your fabulous UBU Swimwear for seasons and seasons to come."
OUR COMMUNITIES
Giving back to our community is a massive driving force for us. Our mission is to show that by consciously shopping, fashion can have massive positive impacts - not just for the women who wear our swimwear but for all the people who work to make them, the wider community and the environment.
We fully support and champion the work done by both BIG Against Breast Cancer and 4Ocean and we are very excited and privileged to be able to support and help both in any way we can.
A percentage of all sales will be donated BIG Against Breast Cancer and we also sell 4Ocean bracelets which fund their global movement to clean trash from our oceans. Read more about the work behind both of these organisations below.
With your purchases, you know you are giving back in a meaningful way.
The Breast International Group (BIG) is a not-for-profit organisation which forms the largest international network of academic research groups dedicated to finding cures for breast cancer.
You can find out more BIG Against Breast Cancer & their great work on their website - https://www.bigagainstbreastcancer.org
4Ocean is a global movement that works to remove trash from our oceans. Each bracelet represents 1 pound of trash taken from the ocean.
We are delighted to be supporting this fantastic movement by selling their bracelets in our store. You can find them here - 4Ocean Collection.
You can also read more about the 4Ocean movement on their website - https://4ocean.com/.
