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BURBERRY / ARNETTE

The planet is important to us. We are working to be easy on the eyes, easier on the earth. A curated selection of sunglasses crafted with innovative materials intended to be more conscious of our planet compared with traditional materials. Shop styles made with materials like recycled acetate, recycled nylon, bio-nylon* and bio-acetate*. Read the product details for more information.

Emporio Armani

Emporio Armani

This retro cat eye is part of Emporio Armani’s bio-based collection, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to more sustainable fashion eyewear. Find an earth-toned spotted Havana frames made with bio-acetate* and featuring unique geometric cuts, and bio-based lenses*.

BURBERRY

BURBERRY

The heritage Burberry check you know and love made with more thoughtful materials. Discover the new Birch Brown frames made with bio-acetate* paired with brown bio-based lenses*. This pair also has a Burberry sustainable TB mark on the temple.

ARNETTE

ARNETTE

Old-school vibes with more purposeful materials. Part of the ZAYN X ARNETTE collection, this pair is inspired by Mother Earth with brown bio-based lenses* and an earthy, Havana frame made with bio-acetate*. Also comes with a pouch and microfibre cloth made with recycled polyamide.

OAKLEY

OAKLEY

Meet Leffingwell from Oakley®. Built with BiO-Matter materials, the frame is infused with design inspiration taken from the craftsmanship and finished of surfboards and the lifestyle around surfing. The Plutonite® lenses are made with contrast-enhancing Prizm™ Lens Technology for an optimised experience.

Bio-Acetate

Bio-Acetate made with at least 51% bio-based carbon content. Traditional plasticizer has been replaced by a plasticizing solution made with renewable sources.

Bio-based Lenses

Bio-based nylon lenses: made with at least 40% bio-based carbon content coming from renewable sources (castor oil).

BiO-Matter

BiO-Matter frame material is made with bio-materials having at least 56% bio-based carbon content. This percentage indicates how much of the material mixture is obtained from castor oil sources versus petrochemical or fossil sources.