The Valle sunglasses from the Spanish eco-label Parafina have a classic shape that harmoniously adapts to almost any face and never goes out of style. Unisex eco-friendly sunglasses with a contemporary design for everyday use.
Made with 100% recycled plastic bottles. Compared to the industry standard, these glasses have avoided the CO2 equivalent of 2,3 months of carbon absorption of a tree.
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Measurements: Lens width: 50 mm | Bridge: 12 mm | Rod: 140 mm | Total width: 104 mm
The sunglasses are made in Spain, the glasses are made in Germany. They have an anti-reflective finish, are polarized and offer 100% UVA/UVB/UVC protection (UV 400).
All sunglasses from Parafina also come in a typical Parafina packaging - the recycled pen box. Parafina finances a charity project in Paraguay that supports a school. There, these boxes are part of the equipment and let you participate in the project. The highlight: in each box there is not only a lens cleaning cloth made from recycled nylon, but also a pencil made from recycled wood with plant seeds in the end cap.
With the purchase of these sunglasses you donate 5% to the Parafina Social Project. This project guarantees access to a stable and quality education for children in a small suburb of Asunción – Paraguay.
Polarised lenses. They provide greater visual comfort, avoiding reflections caused by the sun on different surfaces such as the road or snow. Made of 1mm thick polycarbonate.
UV400 protection. They block between 99% and 100% of ultraviolet light (UVA and UVB).
Filter category 3 certified. Block 82% to 92% of light.
Frame suitable for optical prescription.
Hinge with 2 high thickness bars for maximum resistance.
Includes: recycled microfibre cover and pencil containing seeds for planting.
Water resistant. Ultra light.
About Parafina Eco-Friendly Eyewear: This Spanish brands "creates eyewear that helps you to see a better world". The Parafina glasses are made using different organic and recycled materials, such as bamboo and recycled HPDE plastic, PET, rubber and aluminium. In addition, 5% of the proceeds go to the Parafina Social Project: this project provides school access to primary school kids from a small neighborhood of Asunción, Paraguay.
