helping save our surf

By supporting beach cleanups, donating to grassroots recycling facilities, and supporting local surfers, we're helping to contribute positively to surf communities worldwide.

Environmentally-friendly fabrics

We use 100% organic cotton to make our hoodies, crewnecks, sweatpants, ponchos and t-shirts.

Our surf suits are made from Econyl fabric- a buttery-soft bikini fabric made from recycled fishnets.

People + planet

We believe in prioritizing people and the planet, over profits. We are not building a brand to get rich - rather, to build a community of ocean-lovers and surfers alike to are passionate about doing better for the planet. Whether that's inspiring people to join beach cleanups, supporting up and coming surfers, or giving back to local recycling facilities: we are in business to help our oceans.

Beach cleanups

We are hosting beach cleanups, supporting beach cleanup organizations, and donating to help fund recycling facilities in our favorite surf towns.

Want to get invovled in an upcoming beach cleanup? Follow us on Instagram to stay up-to-date on beach cleanups and events near you!

Supporting surf communities we love

At Save Our Surf, we believe that supporting local communities is the best way to protect our oceans. Through the funds generated by our collection drops, we support ocean health and local surfers in our communities.

In Q4 of 2025 and Q1 of 2026, we are working in the surf town of Sayulita, Mexico in the following ways:

  • hosting beach cleanups
  • supporting local athletes
  • financially support the local nonprofit recycling facility - Azul Sayulita

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What's on our mind:

Blue Mind: the science of how water makes us feel better

Blue Mind: the science of how water makes us feel better

|Amy Timmerman
Our oceans are not just a valuable playground. It is one of our most powerful medicines.  Healthy, wild waterways have immeasurable ecological, physical, economic, intrinsic, and emotional value. 
Why is ocean health so important?

Why is ocean health so important?

|Amy Timmerman
The health of our oceans is threatened by human activities, such as poor waste management, oil drilling, plastic pollution, and land development that ruins ocean ecosystems.   Ensuring the oceans are healthy is vital...
Plastic Free February

Plastic Free February

|Amy Timmerman
It’s time for the Plastic-Free February Challenge! Let’s go plastic-free this month!  As surfers, we’re passionate about protecting the place we love most: our oceans! This month, we’re encouraging you...