The only time I have adorned a wetsuit is when I went diving at Great Barrier Reef. At that time, the spectacular coral reef and the colorful life in and around it didn’t let my mind think of anything else. Not even the wet suit that kept me tad warm in the chilly waters. But today I came across this eco-friendly wet suit and realized there’s so much more to everything that we blissfully ignore at times. Invented by the Malloy brothers for outdoor gear company Patagonia, the revolutionary eco-friendly wet-suits are made of Japanese neoprene lined with chlorine-free merino wool blended with recycled polyester. This helps to keep you warm when the water is cold and wick moisture away from the skin. Starting from $110 for tops to $350 for full suits, they have been designed using the same principles used to create insulated ski outerwear. Hence keeping you comfortably warm even at 55 degrees. Via Luxist
