Bored George - Parker Sunglasses ***Olive currently out of stock***
Available in: Cocoa, Olive & Pink
Designed in NZ.
Feel empowered by the captivating figure of our Parker. Bolder than ever, and here to make an almighty statement.
Our latest bio-degradable range is made from M49 Bio-Acetate. It is classed as bio-degradable due to its degree of biodegradation (90%) after an incubation time of no more than 6 months.
We also protect your b·g’s by giving you a sleek bored·george hard case and a protective soft case for your sunglasses to live in when not being worn.
Our sunglasses are crafted using a specific bio-degradable plant-based acetate called M49 manufactured in the Mazzucchelli factory in Milan, Italy.
Acetate is derived from materials such as sustainably sourced wood pulp and cotton. When manufactured, acetate’s natural colour is embedded into the material itself as opposed to coated, which makes it unparalleled to most other plastics.
It is also of strong, lightweight and flexible nature, which makes it incredibly resilient in structure.
We use hyperextending spring metal hinges on all our frames, providing both unrivaled durability and exceptional comfort when worn.
All of our frames are fitted with featherweight TAC lenses, and most importantly, our lenses are polarized with 100% UVA protection
Our sunglasses are crafted using a specific bio-degradable plant-based acetate called M49 manufactured in the Mazzucchelli factory in Milan, Italy.
Acetate is derived from materials such as sustainably sourced wood pulp and cotton. When manufactured, acetate’s natural colour is embedded into the material itself as opposed to coated, which makes it unparalleled to most other plastics.
It is also of strong, lightweight and flexible nature, which makes it incredibly resilient in structure.
We use premium 7-barrel stainless steel hinges on our Parkers, providing both unrivaled durability.
All of our frames are fitted with featherweight TAC lenses, and most importantly, our lenses are polarized with 100% UVA protection.
