Waterhaul Mylor Recycled Plastic Sunglasses

Built for adventures, from coastal trail runs to all-weather sailing, Mylor is Waterhauls wraparound performance frame with anti-slip temples, a comfortable fit and streamlined shape that also works for everyday wear. The frame offers increased coverage and protection in bright, exposed conditions, while remaining lightweight and easy to wear casually. Each recycled sunglasses frame is backed by a lifetime warranty. Paired with polarised UV400 impact-resistant lenses, with a hydrophobic coating to help shed water, spray and rain for clearer vision.

Mylor frames are made from Traceable Marine Plastic™, recovered from the UK coastline and recycled by Waterhaul. The anti-slip temples offer a secure grip for the more adventurous outdoor activities. 

 Mylor frames are paired with polarised Polycarbonate+ lenses, designed to cut glare from sea, snow and other reflective surfaces for clearer, more comfortable vision across all adventures. Built for lightweight performance, the lenses offer high impact resistance, with an outer anti-scratch coating and an inner anti-reflection coating to cut internal reflections on the back of the lens, reducing visual distractions and sharpening clarity. A hydrophobic coating helps shed water, spray and rain so droplets clear faster and visibility stays sharp. All sunglasses feature lenses that offer full UV400+ protection.

All Waterhaul sunglasses are covered by a Lifetime Frame Warranty. Broken frames can be repaired or replaced free of charge, forever, while end-of-life frames go back into the recycling process to become a new product.

The plastic in the frames is entirely made from fishing gear and marine plastics thats been recovered and recycled in the UK. So far, over 105985kg of marine plastic has been recovered and your purchase will help to increase this even further.

Your sunglasses will arrive with a Traceable Marine Plastic™ QR code, enabling you to see the exact locations the batch of plastic in your frames was recovered from.