About us

Sunisok was born from the passion of two outdoor enthusiasts from Vancouver, BC, Alberto and Kenia, who refused to let the sun's rays limit their adventures. As lovers of physical activity, they sought an alternative to traditional sunscreens, frustrated by the inconvenience of constant reapplication and having to carry a bottle of sunscreen everywhere. Their search for a better solution led them to explore clothing options, but they found that major brands used polyester and nylon fabrics—materials that caused discomfort, trapped heat, and developed unpleasant odors.

Determined to create something better, Alberto and Kenia combined their love for the outdoors with their fashion design education. After extensive research and numerous trials, they discovered the perfect fabric: bamboo. This material offered everything they needed—breathability, softness, and effective protection. The result was their flagship product, the cerulean blue athletic hoodie, designed to keep your skin safe while ensuring you look your best.

The unpredictable climate of Vancouver inspired them to develop a solution that would allow them to enjoy any outdoor activity, regardless of the conditions. Thus, they created sunglasses with four interchangeable lenses, lightweight and nearly indestructible, that adapt to any weather, always offering maximum protection and versatility.

**Quality and functionality are our guide.** Every garment and accessory we create is designed to offer you the best in protection and comfort, without sacrificing style.

The name Sunisok, meaning "Sun Is Ok," reflects our belief that the sun is meant to be enjoyed, as long as you have the right protection. Founded in the heart of Vancouver, BC, Sunisok is synonymous with outdoor adventure. Our logo represents the sun, and the four K’s symbolize the cardinal points, reminding us that the sun is the same anywhere in the world and can be enjoyed by everyone.

With Sunisok’s innovative activewear and accessories, Alberto and Kenia invite you to live your best life. Go catch the sun, not the rays.