Sandbanks Vegas Sunglasses - Sand

Our very own Aviator frame for that "Maverick" Look. Designed in the UK, made from Europe's finest biodegradable cellulose acetate. The 6mm thick M49 Bio-acetate frames with hidden steel hinges are wire cored temples make for enduring build quality. Subtle Gold bezel embedded in the temple. Fitted with Divel Italia's green line eco series these sunglasses align with the brands mantra: Inspired by luxury, Driven by sustainability. 100% UVA/UVB protection.

Frames are constructed from Europe’s finest biodegradable cellulose acetate, M49 Mazzuchelli Bioacetate

This eco conscious M49 material is an innovative formula developed by Mazzuchelli 1849 laboratories, blending cellulose acetate with plasticiser from natural sources

- M49 is both bio-based and biodegradable
- Materials of natural and renewable origin
- M49 bioacetate is hand-crafted in Italy
- 100% biodegradable in 115 days using industrial composting methods

This material was chosen for our inaugural collection of sunglasses as it aligns with our sustainable approach to fashion & production whilst whilst providing superior aesthetics & reliable frames construction

M49 Mazzucchelli Bioacetate is a type of bio-based acetate material that offers several sustainability benefits. It is derived from renewable resources, such as plant-based materials, making it more environmentally friendly compared to conventional acetate derived from fossil fuels.

Bioacetate production reduces greenhouse gas emissions and contributes to a lower carbon footprint. Additionally, it can be biodegradable under certain conditions, which helps to minimise plastic waste and its impact on the environment. The adoption of M49 Mazzucchelli Bioacetate can be a step towards promoting a more sustainable and eco-friendly approach to various industries.

You'll find up to three numbers on glasses frames, and they stand for the lens width, bridge width, and temple length. All measurements are in mm. These numbers are written on the inside of one arm and may be separated by spaces or dashes. Often, a small square shape separates the lens width from the bridge width.