At TMBR, we prioritize sustainability and craftsmanship in our designs. Our wooden sunglasses are carefully crafted from responsibly sourced materials, ensuring an eco-friendly choice without sacrificing style or comfort. Each product is built to last, providing the durability and quality our customers appreciate. For every pair sold, we plant five trees through our partnership with Living Lands & Waters (LL&W), a nonprofit dedicated to reforesting and protecting vital ecosystems.
Since its founding in 1998, LL&W has worked to restore U.S. waterways and plant native trees where they’re most needed. Their MillionTrees Project has already planted close to two million trees along the Mississippi River and its tributaries. This area is vital for conservation due to its rich biodiversity and critical habitat for numerous species. The project focuses on planting native tree species such as oak, sycamore, and river birch, which are particularly suited to the region’s soil and climate. These trees play a significant role in stabilizing riverbanks, improving water quality, and providing essential habitat for wildlife.
Buying sustainable sunglasses is more than just a fashion choice; it's a way to make a real difference for the planet. When consumers choose TMBR’s eco-friendly sunglasses, they’re directly supporting efforts like our partnership with Living Lands & Waters, which plants five trees for each pair sold. This initiative plays a crucial role in reforestation and biodiversity, helping to combat climate change in a tangible way. Every purchase not only reduces reliance on environmentally harmful products but also contributes to restoring vital ecosystems.
Consumer choices can drive significant change in sustainability practices. Studies show that embracing a circular economy could help cut down on waste and environmental harm. By selecting responsibly sourced wooden sunglasses from TMBR, customers are not just making a stylish choice; they’re actively lowering their carbon footprints. Traditional plastic production can be up to 50% more carbon-intensive than sourcing sustainable wood, making this decision impactful. Ultimately, each purchase sends a message to companies about the importance of prioritizing the planet, helping pave the way for a greener future.
