Luna - Graphite From Bird Eyewear
Luna - Graphite From Bird Eyewear
Luna - Graphite From Bird Eyewear
Luna - Graphite From Bird Eyewear

Luna - Graphite

By Bird Eyewear
£85.00
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A truly beautiful graphite sunglasses frame made from recycled aerospace alloy. The Luna is a classic round sunglasses style with a modern touch. Ultra-lightweight and extremely strong, they are delicately shaped and masterfully made with in-built micro hinges that flex with your head.  Polarised lenses offer 100% UVA/UVB protection keeping your eyes safe in the sun. 

A recycled aerospace aluminium frame, made with the same material used to make CubeSat satellites. Weighing less than 20 grams, you won’t even notice you are wearing it. We’ve engineered the hinges to sit neatly within the arms which can be moulded to fit your head shape.

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We want you to be really happy with your purchase with Eco Beach, but sometimes things just don't fit or are not quite what you expected, so of course we are happy for you to return your purchase to us for an exchange or full refund:

  • 30 day returns & exchange
  • Postage paid
  • Full refund

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    • Certified materials
    • Built-in flexible micro-hinges 
    • Adjustable arms 
    • Anti-scratch lens coating 
    • 100% UV protection
    • Eco-cork case

    Our low carbon bio-acetate uses plant based plasticisers and natural dyes, giving them a carbon emissions footprint of only 110grams (about the same as making three cups of tea).

    Bird Eyewear specification
Recycled aluminium sunglasses

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. Recycling aluminium saves more than 90 % of the energy required versus producing new metal.