The frame
The defining structure of Oceanides eyewear is made using recycled plastic. Some product pages identify the frame material more specifically as Reco CPE30.
Discover the recycled plastic behind Oceanides frames, the lens options that complete them and why every product page tells its own material story.
Explore the materialsWe see recovered plastic as the beginning of a new design.
Oceanides designs and manufactures sunglasses, reading glasses and kids' eyewear using frames made from recycled plastic. Instead of treating recovered material as the end of a story, we use it as the starting point for something distinctive and useful.
Material choice is part of our design language—but it is not the only detail that matters. Shape, colour, lenses, components, fit and care all contribute to the finished pair.
A pair of glasses combines several elements. We describe them separately so you can understand exactly what you are choosing.
The defining structure of Oceanides eyewear is made using recycled plastic. Some product pages identify the frame material more specifically as Reco CPE30.
Lens type and treatment depend on the collection and model. Always check the individual product page for the exact specification.
Hinges and other functional parts complete the frame. We do not describe these components as recycled unless their composition is specifically stated.
Recovered plastic is selected and processed so that it can become material for eyewear manufacturing. From there, it can take on new proportions, finishes and colours.
The result is not designed to look like waste. It is designed to look unmistakably Oceanides.
See how we make themOur collections serve different needs. Lens information must therefore be read model by model, rather than assumed across every Oceanides frame.
Selected sunglasses may include polarised lenses, UV400 protection or an anti-scratch treatment where stated on the product page.
Reading models are offered in specific strengths. Select the appropriate option and consult an eye-care professional if you are unsure.
Review each kids' model for its stated lens protection, dimensions and age or fit guidance before purchasing.
Colour and finish give recycled material a new visual language—from translucent coastal tones to warm, mineral and tortoiseshell-inspired combinations.
We keep model-specific information on the product page, where it is most useful when making a purchase.
Look for the material named in the product details.
Confirm protection, polarisation, treatment or reading strength for that exact model.
Compare lens, bridge and temple dimensions with a pair that fits you well.
Check the product page to see what is supplied with your frame.
Store your glasses in their case, use a soft cleaning cloth and lukewarm water, and keep them away from abrasive products and excessive heat.
Yes. Oceanides states that its eyewear frames are made using recycled plastic. Refer to the individual product page for the precise material description available for a specific model.
Reco CPE30 is the material reference shown on selected Oceanides product pages for their recycled-plastic frames. Because materials may vary by product or collection, check the model you are considering.
We do not make that general claim. The recycled-material statement applies to the frame unless a product page explicitly says otherwise.
No assumption should be made across the entire collection. Polarisation, UV protection and treatments are stated on the corresponding product page where applicable.
Colour and finish options may belong to different models or collections. Always use the product details as the definitive reference for the item you choose.
Explore eyewear where recycled material, expressive colour and everyday function come together.