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A Margaret River workshop that gives retired wetsuits a second life, and keeps the ones still in the water going for longer.

Why we do it

Neoprene doesn't break down in landfill.

So we don't send it there. Worn-out wetties get a wash, a cut and a new job.

We live between the karri forest and the reef breaks, and everything we make gets tested on the same coast. If it survives a winter of Margaret River swell, red dirt tracks and salt spray, it's ready for yours.

Hard-wearing gear, hand-made in Margaret River.

Built to take salt, sand and sun.

Speargun covers Wetsuit repairs Custom orders

A wetsuit laid out on the workshop bench, ready to be cut

Our top products

Cut from 5mm steamer offcuts

Speargun Cover

Padded sleeve that protects your rubbers, your shaft and your car.

Size

Up to 75cm gun

$65View full product

Wetsuit repairs
Surf and dive suits

Seams, tears and zips fixed properly. Open-cell dive suits welcome. Fixing the suit you've got is the most sustainable wetsuit there is.

Book a repair

A crate of old wetsuits dropped off for upcycling

Got a wettie that's had its day?

Ripped, perished, two sizes too small. Bring it in and we'll turn it into something useful.

Drop-off points around Margaret River are coming soon.

Arrange a drop-off

How it's made

Every old wetsuit has a second life in it. Collect, clean, cut, stitch, and keep it out of landfill.

Collect

Retired wetsuits from local surfers, divers and swim clubs, dropped off around town.

Clean

Washed and sorted by thickness and colour.

Cut

Cut around the tears and worn knees to get to the good neoprene.

Stitch

Stitched by hand in a small Margaret River workshop with marine-grade thread.

Salt,sand& sun

Small batches, hand-made. One email when a new lot of wetties becomes the next run. Made where the Capes meet the Indian Ocean.