SBS BoatLife Welcome Sustainability Champions OCEANЯ As Apparel Partner

BoatLife Events are delighted to welcome OCEANЯ on board as their apparel partner for SBS BoatLife 2023. Looking to inspire and enable a more eco-conscious lifestyle through the supply of sustainable clothing and products, OceanR focuses on the clean future of our oceans with a mission to leave a positive imprint on the world. 

OceanЯ designs and ethically produces bespoke clothing ranges for luxury resorts, superyachts, businesses & customers worldwide using sustainable materials recycled from reclaimed ocean waste. Eco Friendly activewear, uniforms and products are custom- designed in-house with small volume production and a closed loop supply chain. As Green Business of the Year 2022, OCEANЯ are recognised for their commitment to environmentally friendly business practices. Their work for our planet is propelled through their social partnerships with Plant for the Planet, making them 100% carbon neutral plus their unique collaboration with Enaleia, where they support fishermen to actively remove plastic (1kg per garment) from the ocean. 

Tom Cotter from OCEANЯ commented, “SBS BoatLife is a significant opportunity to reach more businesses with our message and sustainable brand. We are looking forward to meeting wider members of the boating community to showcase our ethos, green vision and fantastic eco-friendly products”.

SBS BoatLife Show will take place 16-19 February 2023 at the NEC, and the show will fill the three halls with a mix of boats, watersports and equipment whilst showcasing a whole host of brands. Companies already on display at the show include Suzuki, Barrus Marine, Fairline, Rooster Sailing, Princess Yachts, Jeanneau and Rupert Ribs. 

Richard Dove, MD of BoatLife Events, said “SBS BoatLife is very pleased to welcome OCEANЯ as our clothing partner for 2023 and hopefully the show will prove a great platform to build further awareness of their business. We support OCEANЯ wholeheartedly with their environmental and sustainability goals within the marine landscape”.