
2022, we're ready for you! Make a difference this year by choosing ethical sunglasses made with recycled or sustainable materials. We've compiled a list of some of our top picks, and the best part is that so many of these companies also have a meaningful give back program. Win win!
Check out the links below to find some great choices for your sunny days.
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Blue Planet Eyewear | affordable eyewear that gives back | start at $45
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DIFF Eyewear | charitable designer glasses that give back | start at $85
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Grown | sustainable wooden eyewear that gives the gift of sight | start at $169
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Johnny Fly Co | acetate frames available for prescription | start at $120
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Kuma | sunglasses + bamboo + cork accessories | start at $35
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MITA Eyewear | sustainable high fashion sunglasses | from $105
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Pala | ethical eyewear that gives back | start at $82
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Proof | made with recycled skateboards and also give back | start at $68
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Sea2See | eco-friendly made with recycled sea plastic | start at $95
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Shwood Eyewear | original wood sunglasses | start at $79
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Solo | repurposed wood and bamboo sunglasses that give back | start at $89
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Sunski | polarized sunglasses using recycled plastic | start at $48
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Tens | biodegradable frames available for prescription | start at $79
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TOMS | B Corp that supports a variety of causes | start at $68
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Warby Parker | prescription sunglasses with home try-on | start at $95
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WearPanda | bamboo sunglasses and gives back | start at $120
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Woodzee | wood + recycled sunglasses made in the US | start at $45
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Do you have a favorite ethical eyewear brand? Please share in the comments below.
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I recommend Shwood eyewear.
My Favorite eco friendly sunglass is Kuma Sunglasses. All Kuma Sunglasses are made using components of natural materials like bamboo or wood and Kuma plants a tree for every pair sold for only $35.
They are based in Vancouver Canada too!
The website is www.ShopKuma.com