Ghost gear such a threat in our oceans; the size and abundance of net, the quality of the high-strength polymers used, and the urgency to remove the plastic from harms way, all make fishing nets a desirable recycling resource. And as we suspected, fishing nets durable enough to last 500 years in ocean make for super-strong sunglasses frames. We utilise the strongest form of plastic in our oceans to produce exceptionally sustainable, recycled eyewear. Eyewear that meets the technical demands of adventure, ocean-exposure and UV protection, but also act as ‘symbols of change’ for our oceans. Waterhaul sunglasses frames last you a lifetime, because they are made from nets that would last decades in the ocean.
We're passionate about combining adventure with purpose - action on the ocean, for the oceans. Our eyewear is designed to meet the demands of this environment and enhance your experience whilst symbolising and hopefully inspiring marine conservation. Share our ethos? We'd love to hear from you if so!

Bamboo sunglasses and Wooden sunglasses are becoming more and more popular as people are looking for ways to reduce their reliance on plastic. There are a few factors you should consider before buying sunglasses made from naturally grown resources, such as the quality of the lenses and the type of material used in their construction.Bamboo sunglasses and Wooden sunglasses are becoming more and more popular as people are looking for ways to reduce their reliance on plastic. There are a few factors you should consider before buying sunglasses made from naturally grown resources, such as the quality of the lenses and the type of material used in their construction.The main benefit of wearing wood or bamboo sunglasses is that they are more environmentally friendly. Making them a good choice for people who are looking for ways to reduce their environmental impact on the earth. If you're looking for an environmentally friendly option, consider eyewear made from them

Eyewear frames are made from wheat straw, which, in theory, is the ‘good for the planet’ part of the pitch.
Using wheat straw, the part of wheat that’s left behind after a harvest, isn’t a new process. You can buy plates, cooking utensils, cups, and food containers, all manufactured using wheat straw.
The main question we needed to understand wheat straw is truly a better option for the planet. The answer to that question may seem simple or obvious to you but nearly every material comes with some kind of carbon cost. Wheat straw on its own may be a more ecologically friendly option than plastics