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Innovation
French
The fiber is
injected with air,
it floats!
100% autonomous and free to move
Anti-UV set for girls and boys
For the safety of all
A beach towel that takes up no space and floats on the water
FibreAir® is a technology Plouf. It's what makes our swimsuits and mattresses float. It is composed of 97% air, is ergonomic and has an incredible flotation capacity. Discover our innovation, its origin and its history by clicking on each color...
Plouf! It's beautiful, for sure!
Innovation
French
The fiber is
injected with air,
it floats!
A French innovation, FibreAir® is a fiber in which 97% of air micro-bubbles are injected, giving it incredible flotation properties.
Originally, this type of fiber was intended for thermal insulation, but one day, due to a handling error, a sample became so inflated with air that it floated!
From this incident was born a beautiful success story...
Ergonomic, the fiber
follows the movements
of the body
It becomes certified
European standard!
After many years of research and development to optimize and adapt it to the child's morphology, the FibreAir® is today manufactured by specific machines in a factory dedicated to its production.
Plouf was the first brand to benefit from the NF EN 13138-1 standard "Buoyancy aids for learning to swim" in 2001.
Plouf becomes
FFN partner !
Supplier
As a specialist in children's floatation suits and holder of the worldwide patents for FibreAir®, Plouf has reassured more than a million parents around the world since its creation.
To continue this work on drowning prevention and help learning to swim, Plouf becomes a partner and official supplier of the French Swimming Federation.
And now
the mattress
floating!
250g of FibreAir®
floats
130 Kg
And now, Plouf uses its know-how to create the floating mattress! Ideal for the whole family, it serves as a mattress to lie comfortably at the water's edge and also allows to float on the water.
With the quality of its FibreAir®, it floats up to 130 kilos and folds for easy transport. Plus, even when torn, it still floats!
