Adidas is continuing its commitment to the environment with the launch of the adidas Parley swim collection. Made from Parley Ocean Plastic, the collection is the latest addition to the brand’s sustainable swim portfolio. Adidas currently utilizes recycled material in half of its swim apparel, and 76 percent of its pool collection is made with recycled polyamide. “Created with the ethos ‘from the oceans, for the oceans,’ the Parley swim collection represents our dedication to consistently deliver swim products that protect the waters in which we perform,” said Tim Janaway, general manager of adidas Heartbeat Sports. “As one of the leading sportswear brands in the world, it is our responsibility to be the guardians of the spaces of sport, and this range is testament to the part we can—and should—all play to safeguard the oceans for future generations.” The collection features upcycled ocean plastic made from used fishing nets and debris intercepted in coastal areas, which is converted into technical yarn fibers such as Econyl, a recycled polyamide yarn. The debut collection is available in two eye-catching designs: a Parley-inspired graphic, and a wave print that references the origins of the fabric. The suits are finished with adidas’ Infinitex+ Pulse and flat-lock seams, and are 100 percent chlorine-resistant. For more information, visit adidas.com/swimming.