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Our most popular sunglasses come in all shapes and sizes, all offering full UV protection for adults and kids. Made from a variety of sustainable materials from recycled plastics, bio-acetate, wheat-straw and certified timbers.
Customers rate us 4.8/5 based on 900 reviews.
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Tawny Snowy
£60.00 £95.00
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Made To Last, But Not Forever

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Ever-popular BioSunnies

Our BioSunnies have always been a customer favourite and offer a very affordable sustainable choice.

They are some of the lightest, toughest, most comfortable and most eco friendly sunglasses on the market.  

They are made from wheat straw, a bi-product of wheat farming, which would otherwise be burned. 

They are biodegradable over time so will leave nothing behind once they've reached the end of their life.

Super-stylish Marloes

Our new Eco Beach range of bio-acetate sunglasses includes these gorgeous Marloes. They have become an instant hit with our customers.

Made from S70 bio-acetate, every pair is unique with it's own pattern within the tortoiseshell.

The lenses are TAC Polarised with superior visual clarity and offering 100% UVA/UVB protection.

They are scratch and impact resistant and will last for years.

At then end of their life, they can be recycled or will biodegrade in a composter in just 115 days.