At just 18 years old, Holden Bierman is already making waves as the founder and CEO of Coastal Cool, a sustainable swimwear company that's helping clean up the world's oceans, one swimsuit at a time.

Holden Bierman is the founder and CEO of Coastal Cool, a sustainable swimwear company that creates swimwear from recycled plastics that might otherwise pollute the ocean.

Coastal Cool founder Holden Bierman joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss starting his sustainable swimwear clothing company at the age of 12 and the surge in Gen-Z business ownership. 

Coastal Cool CEO and founder Holden Bierman discusses his sustainable swimwear brand and the importance of financial literacy on 'Mornings with Maria.'

Holden Bierman, a young man who is defying the assumptions placed on this generation with his mission-based brand, Coastal Cool that offers sustainable swim and beachwear.

With every purchase, Coastal Cool partners with Tidey Ocean to remove one pound of plastic. And in the last two years, they've helped to remove more than 80,000 plastic bottles and 3,000 pounds of plastic.

In Business Insider, Holden Bierman shares how building Coastal Cool into a six-figure brand as a teenager taught him valuable lessons about entrepreneurship, but college application season revealed there was still much more to learn.

I built a brand, Coastal Cool, at 12 years old with $500 and a passion for the beach.

A teenager who launched his own clothing line at age 12 has revealed how he is now turned it into a booming business all on his own.

Holden Bierman, 17, from a small town in North Carolina, said he became 'hooked on the idea of selling' when he was only five years old after he helped out at his family yard sale.

16-year-old Holden Bierman is the founder and CEO of Coastal Cool, a beachwear line made entirely of recycled plastic.

Holden Bierman joins WECT to share the story behind Coastal Cool, the sustainable swimwear brand he launched as a teenager. Built from a mission to turn recycled ocean plastic into premium apparel, Coastal Cool has grown into a nationally recognized brand focused on ocean conservation, entrepreneurship, and giving back.

A Holly Springs teen’s startup turns recycled bottles into swimwear and removes a pound of ocean plastic for every sale.

A teen-founded North Carolina apparel company partnered with NC State to create Wolfpack gear from recycled materials and fund ocean plastic removal.

A local high school student is making a name for himself in business. He’s the CEO of a swimwear company with a mission to help clean up the ocean.

A teenage entrepreneur and CEO is now collaborating with a major Triangle university, producing sustainable beachwear.