Our ECO Friendly Solution
Recycled Floating material
Engineered from 100% recycled material, our frames combine environmental responsibility with innovative functionality. These frames not only float in water, preventing loss during water activities, but also give new life to recycled materials.
Recycled Fishing Net
Crafted from over 80% recycled fishing nets, we transform the ocean's most resilient plastic waste into high-performance sustainable eyewear. This innovative approach not only cleans our oceans but creates durable frames with exceptional strength.
Bio-Based Resin
Derived from sustainable castor seed oil, our bio-based resin represents the future of eco-friendly eyewear. Through an innovative process, castor beans are pressed into oil, transformed into pellets, and precision-molded into frames, offering a renewable alternative to traditional materials.
Our eyewear frames combine eco-friendliness and suitability by utilizing Recycled Fishing Nets, Bio-Based Resin, and 100% Recycled Floating Material. These sustainable materials reduce waste while offering exceptional durability, flexibility, and lightweight comfort. We are committed to redefining the eyewear industry with environmentally conscious choices that protect our planet and align with modern sustainability standards, without compromising on quality or style.
Most of our styles are available in Bio TR90.
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Recycled Fishing Net
/ Recycled Nylon /
To turn this waste into a resource. Fishing nets are made from incredibly high-quality plastics – they’re an obvious choice for recycling.
We utilize the strongest form of plastic in our oceans to produce exceptionally sustainable, recycled eyewear.
made from
100%
Recycled Floating Material
/ Recycled PP /
These frames not only float in water, preventing loss during water activities, but also give new life to recycled materials.
made from
BIO
BASED
/ Bio-Based Resin /
Castor seeds oil is a high-performance and sustainable raw material. Oil is pressed from the beans and then turned into pellets, which are melted and injected into frames.