The 'Harlyn' sunglasses from Waterhaul are the ideal pair for those who love a classic look with a deep navy colour, featuring a classic circular silhouette, perfect for those with smaller face shapes. These eco-friendly sunglasses get their colour completely from the original netting and no additional pigments or dyes have been used!
Sustainable and Stylish Sunglasses by Waterhaul
These sunnies are not only unbelievably stylish, but crafted with 100% recycled polypropylene trawl nets and lines, making for a pair that is sustainable, sturdy, and aiding in the protection of the environment. What more could you want?
- Glass lenses, not plastic. Glass is infinitely recyclable, and does not produce microplastics when cut.
- ‘Recycle and Replace’ lifetime guarantee.
- Made from 100% recycled polypropylene nets and lines.
- Ultra-durable five barrel hinges.
- Scratch resistant (no more worrying about sand!)
- Mineral glass has the greatest optical clarity of all lens materials, with an Abbe value of 59.
- Frame Width: 136 mm
- Frame Height: 50 mm
- Bridge Width: 22 mm
- Arm Length: 139 mm
About Waterhaul -
Waterhaul was founded by a group of marine conservationists in Cornwall (just like us!) that were growing increasingly frustrated at the sights of their local beaches being tarnished with plastic, fishing lines and offcuts. This inspired them to create a solution, and Waterhaul was born. They worked with many mechanical recycling facilities to process a plethora of discarded fishing gear, and the first pair of Waterhaul sunnies was created in 2018. Since then, they have expanded their collection, and continued to recycle the strongest plastics found in the oceans to produce a line of incredible products in the most sustainable way. Waterhaul eyewear is not only sustainable, but is made for adventures, and meets the technical demands of UV exposure, water exposure, and the sturdy frames will last you a lifetime, so you don’t have to worry about slowing down. Waterhaul strive to run a business that is entirely circular, and never want to see a pair of their sunnies in landfill, so if you do happen to break a pair (good luck!), they will offer to repair or recycle your glasses and provide a replacement frame, free of charge.
