The Eco Series uses Yulex® natural rubber, a renewable plant-based alternative to neoprene that reduces CO₂ emissions by up to 80%. Combined with water-based glues, recycled linings, and plastic-free packaging, each suit is built with the planet in mind. The Eco Series delivers the same warmth, stretch, and durability as our standard wetsuits. It’s tested by surfers in real conditions and trusted by our team riders worldwide.

Input your body height, weight, chest and waist size into our wetsuit Size Finder and we’ll recommend the perfect women’s wetsuit size. Sizes are body sizes, not garment dimensions. If you have multiple matches in the Size Finder, choose the smaller size for a snug fit and less water entry, or the bigger size for more comfort and getting in and out of your wetsuit easier. All body types are different, the size chart is a guideline only. Not sure which women’s wetsuit size to choose? Contact our customer support through web chat. Or read more about choosing the right wetsuit size.

Measuring tips:

• Body height- Measure your height in a straight line from flat ground to the top of your head.
• Chest size- Measure around the widest part of your chest, just under your armpits at the nipple line.
• Waist size- Measure around your waistline, just above your belly button and below your rib cage.
• Hip size- Measure around your waist line below your belly button 

Not sure which wetsuit size to choose? Contact our customer support through web chat.

Taking good care of your wetsuit helps it last longer and perform better. Always rinse it with fresh water after each surf, dry it in the shade, and avoid hot water, harsh detergents, or folding it tightly. Let it drip dry on a wide hanger and take care when pulling it on or off to preserve the seams and stretch. To learn more techniques on the right wetsuit care check our guide.

When your suit eventually wears out, you can help keep it out of landfill by using the SRFACE Wetsuit Recycling Label, available for purchase separately. Attach the label to your old wetsuit (any brand), drop it off at your local post office, and we’ll make sure it gets recycled into new products like show soles or insulation materials. It’s a small step that makes a big difference.