1. Wetsuit Wonder
Its most famous application remains in wetsuits for scuba diving, showcasing its ability to perform under water.

2. A Historic Innovation
Developed over 80 years ago, neoprene was initially created as a resilient alternative to natural rubber, offering excellent oil resistance.

3. Versatile and Durable
Neoprene is a type of synthetic rubber known for its durability, flexibility, and resistance to wrinkles, water, and UV rays.

4. Designer’s Delight
Designers love working with neoprene because it’s easy to handle— it doesn’t fray or slip and doesn't require lining.

5. Always in Shape
Neoprene ensures your bag retains its shape. It’s naturally opaque and resilient, meaning it doesn’t lose its form.

6. From Water to Runway
Since its invention in 1930, neoprene has transitioned from the water to the runway, becoming a staple in modern fashion.