Waterhaul Kynance Recycled Sunglasses
Waterhaul Kynance Recycled Sunglasses
Waterhaul Kynance Recycled Sunglasses
Waterhaul Kynance Recycled Sunglasses
Waterhaul Kynance Recycled Sunglasses
Waterhaul Kynance Recycled Sunglasses
Waterhaul Kynance Recycled Sunglasses
Waterhaul Kynance Recycled Sunglasses
Waterhaul Kynance Recycled Sunglasses
Waterhaul Kynance Recycled Sunglasses
Waterhaul Kynance Recycled Sunglasses
Waterhaul Kynance Recycled Sunglasses
Waterhaul Kynance Recycled Sunglasses

Kynance Recycled Sunglasses

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Eco friendly frames made from recycled fishing nets, redesigned for adventure

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About the Waterhaul Kynance

The Waterhaul Kynance is made from 100% recycled fishing nets intercepted from the ocean, with protective polarised lenses, to provide full sustainability and UVA/UVB 400 protection.

The recycled frames contain 0% virgin plastics, 100% recycled fishing nets that were that were recovered and collected by hand directly from the coastline. As the frame are made from recycled materials, each pair will have subtle unique differences with subtle flecked patterns, giving your sunnies a back story of the efforts Waterhaul has taken to free the ocean from plastics.

The frames feature three barrel hinges for maximum durability and the Kynance comes fitted with recycled polarised lenses offering optical clarity, eliminating glare from reflective surfaces of water, snow and wet roads with full spectrum UV400 protection.

The Lowdown
  • 100% UVA/UVB 400 protection
  • 100% recycled fishing net plastic
  • Three barrel hinges
  • Mineral glass Grey non-mirror recycled polarised lens
  • Includes a free magnetic fold-flat hard case made from sustainable cork

Waterhaul

Waterhaul transform waste fishing nets into recycled sunglasses that meet the technical demands of adventure and embody a ‘symbol of change’ for our oceans.
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