The Ocean Cleanup has created a full-circle system where it uses ocean plastic to make sunglasses; profits fund more Great Pacific Garbage Patch cleanups.

View 4 Images 1 / 4. The Ocean ... Using proceeds from the sales of these sunglasses, The Ocean Cleanup plans to fund its forthcoming missions to clean plastic waste from the marine environment.

The Ocean Cleanup isn't just collecting plastic that's polluting our waters, it's now turning that trash into usable products like sunglasses. Your next sunglasses may come from the ocean - CNET X ...

The Ocean Cleanup, an organization founded by Dutch inventor Boyan Slat in 2013, is on a mission to rid the oceans of plastic waste. The Ocean Cleanup debuts sunglasses made from certified ocean ...

These $200 sunglasses from The Ocean Cleanup come with an interesting backstory: they're made of recycled plastic from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a concentration of waste that takes up ...

The Ocean Cleanup, a nonprofit that's cleaning up the plastic in the Pacific, ... If the sunglasses all sell out, The Ocean Cleanup claims it can clean 500,000 football fields worth of plastic.

Plastic pollution from the ocean is being used to make designer sunglasses. About 10kg of waste is collected for each piece of eyewear, with most of what is left over recycled and used in other ways ...

All of the proceeds from the sale of Yves Béhar’s ocean plastic sunglasses will go toward The Ocean Cleanup’s future cleanup projects. They are available now for $199.

The “Untangled Collection” from sunglasses brand Costa use recycled nets from fishing operations off the Chilean coast. The glasses debuted at Outdoor Retailer this week in downtown Den… ...