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Sustainably Chosen. Beach-Ready.

Many of the products at beachgoods.com come from makers we trust. These are brands working with lower impact materials, greater transparency, and a genuine concern for what washes up on the shore. We seek out lasting design and thoughtful sourcing, and in the section below you will meet some of the partners leading the way.

Featured Partners

Some of our favorite innovators turning tide toward sustainability.

Earthwise Bags

This California company helped pioneer the reusable bag movement back in 2005. They use recycled and upcycled materials to reduce single-use waste, while working with retailers worldwide to replace plastic bags with long-lasting alternatives.

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GOT BAG

A German-founded B Corp making backpacks and travel gear from recycled ocean plastic. They’ve removed hundreds of tons of waste from the sea while supporting clean-up networks in Southeast Asia. GOT BAG also contributes to 1% for the Planet.

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Indosole

This certified B Corp transforms discarded tires into durable footwear. Based in Bali, they’ve saved millions of tires from landfills and waterways. Indosole also invests in fair wages and local community impact, proving style can be sustainable.

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Outerknown

Founded by surfers Kelly Slater and John Moore, Outerknown is a B Corp clothing brand focused on organic, recycled, and circular materials. They push for full transparency across their supply chain and commit to Fair Labor practices globally.

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Toms

Best known for their original “One for One” shoe model, Toms has shifted to a broader impact model, giving one-third of profits to grassroots causes. Their shoes now incorporate sustainable materials like earthwise cotton, recycled polyester, and bio-based fabrics.

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What’s Next

The truth is, there isn’t much of a sustainable beach gear industry today. A few companies are trying, and we work hard to find them, but there just aren’t enough yet. That’s why one of our biggest goals is to uplift the companies doing the hard work of making better gear by growing the number of products we offer that use recycled, organic, or otherwise lower-impact materials. As more makers step up and innovate, we are expanding our collection so customers can choose gear that’s better for beaches, rivers, lakes, and the ocean without having to dig for it.

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