Swift | Bird X Rspb
Performance sunglasses designed to keep you focused while protecting the planet.
Designed to protect one of Britain's most iconic aerial silhouettes. The Swift is built in partnership with the RSPB to mimic the epic lines and colours of this iconic bird which is now on the species red list. Made using a plant-based patented material to create a lightweight and durable frame that’s free from fossil fuels and rooted in performance. Each frame directly support Swift conservation.
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Discover feel-good frames from Bird, the UK’s first B Corp Certified eyewear brand in the UK.
Bird operates a buy one, give one model – for every pair of their sunglasses sold, a solar light goes to a family in Zambia or Malawi. This is part of a Share Your Sun partnership with SolarAid, a charity dedicated to combating poverty and climate change.
598 million people in Africa currently have their days cut short because they don’t have access to electricity at home. Instead, they rely on fossil fuel burning lamps. These are a poor source of light, give off toxic smoke, are hazardous and costly too.
Bird supports SolarAid in their mission to replace these lamps with solar-powered alternatives. A solar lamp has huge benefits for families – better health, better mental wellbeing, fewer hours of work and school missed and more time to be productive. And of course, they save CO2.
Likewise, Bird’s sunglasses are planet-friendly, crafted from mindful materials including FSC certified woods, bio-based acetate, renewable cork and recycled aluminium.
Bird consider the whole life cycle of their sunglasses too. For instance, bamboo frames can be composted, while aluminium elements can be recycled through Bird’s own recycling programme.
Even the cleaning cloths are made from recycled plastic bottles and your fresh frames will arrive in reusable, recyclable and biodegradable packaging too.
Combined with their Share Your Sun commitment, Bird’s unique, beautiful and green designs become a compelling symbol of the power of solar energy to make a difference.
