Biodegradable Frames
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This range uses cutting edge technology for a stunning wood and aluminium fusion, with sleek lines and a luxury feel. Each pair is carefully finished with acetate temple ends and polarised smoke lenses. Includes our handmade leather case.
Free and fast UK delivery
Estimated arrival 1-3 working days.
Free 30 day returns
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Recycle any frames
If you have any old eyewear lying around give them a new breath of life with our sunglasses and glasses recycle scheme.
Share your sun
Replacing the use of fossil fuel burning lamps by distributing solar light to families in Africa.
Sustainable
Learn about the science behind our repurposed bio-acetate and sustainable wood.
Bio-plastic
Our Bio-acetate is an eco-friendly version of plastic that has a lower carbon footprint than traditional acetate.
Sustainable Woods
Our wooden frames are built from FSC approved wood or Bamboo. All our woods are from suppliers verified by The Forestry Stewardship Council who promote the safe management of forests.
Recycled Aluminium
Aluminium is one of the most recycled, and most recyclable materials on the planet. Nearly 75% of all aluminium produced is still in use today. Aluminium can be recycled directly back into itself over and over again in a true closed loop.
Bio-plastic
Our Bio-acetate is an eco-friendly version of plastic that has a lower carbon footprint than traditional acetate.
Sustainable Woods
Our wooden frames are built from FSC approved wood or Bamboo. All our woods are from suppliers verified by The Forestry Stewardship Council who promote the safe management of forests.
Recycled Aluminium
Aluminium is one of the most recycled, and most recyclable materials on the planet. Nearly 75% of all aluminium produced is still in use today. Aluminium can be recycled directly back into itself over and over again in a true closed loop.
