Yulex

The world’s first naturalplant-based replacementfor neoprene & geoprene It’s time to evolve beyond harmful neoprene and geoprene. You don't have to choose between performance and planet. Yulex products are made from PEFC and/or FSC-certified natural rubber, are deforestation-free, provide optimal performance on land or in the water, and are proven equal or better when compared to neoprene and geoprene in all applications. From The Tree We source natural rubber from certified deforestation-free, equitable ag farms. Ethical Manufacturing Our authorized natural rubber manufacturers are PEFC & FSC-certified and our YULEX foam manufacturers only use PEFC and/or FSC-certified natural rubber. Responsible Products We help brands to create responsible, high performing products with our materials. “Patagonia’s new natural-rubber wetsuit is the warmest I've ever worn, and softer and more flexible than ever.” – Owen Burke, Business Insider “We are incredibly proud to be long term partners with Yulex. As founder of a brand that is about driving change where needed, making sure our entire wetsuit line is Yulex something we didn’t think twice about.” – Tom Kay - Founder, Finisterre "Together we can achieve a future that respects and promotes both human and planetary health.” — Anna Turrell - DECATHLON Chief Sustainability Officer Create products with conscience Wetsuits Footwear Automotive Bags & Accessories Braces & Sleeves Yoga Gear Biking Triathlon 80% Reduction of CO2 Emissions compared to neoprene production 100% Equitable Ag profit sharing program 100% Certified Deforestation Free 100% PLANT-BASED & RENEWABLE 100% Free of Petroleum, Limestone & Acetylene Join the movement Upgrade from Neoprene to Yulex® We love helping our partners make the conscious choice. We've developed an approach to help make your transition pain-free.“Yulex found that if they put latex from the Hevea tree through their process they got an equally high performing product then just neoprene, and the wetsuits release 80% less Co2 into the atmosphere.” — Patagonia