Fair, audited work
Every collection hub adheres to CleanHub's code of conduct — covering health & safety, fair wages, and working standards — before a single kilo is counted toward our numbers.
We make the world more colorful for our customers. Now we're helping keep it that way — starting where color is most at risk: the ocean.
Every order removes 2.2 lbs of ocean-bound plastic.
See Our Live Impact ReportRemoved with every order
Plastic bottles' worth, per order
Tracked & TÜV SÜD-verified
CleanHub's goal: prevent 50% of new ocean plastic
Since day one, EnChroma's mission has been simple: help people with color blindness experience the world in full color. This year, our O'Neill × EnChroma collaboration took that mission to the water — performance sunglasses tuned for surf, sun, and the spectrum between.
Working alongside a brand with decades of ocean heritage made one thing impossible to ignore: the place where color lives brightest is under threat. An estimated 11 million metric tons of plastic enter the ocean every year — dulling reefs, coastlines, and the water our collection was made for.
So we're acting on it. For every order placed on our US website, 2.2 lbs (1 kg) of ocean-bound plastic is collected before it ever reaches the water — in partnership with CleanHub.
The brightest days deserve a blue ocean. We plan to keep it that way.
Every pair of glasses ordered on enchroma.com triggers a commitment: 2.2 lbs of ocean-bound plastic, collected on your behalf. No donation step, no add-on at checkout — it's built into every order.
CleanHub funds professional collection crews in coastal communities across India, Indonesia, and Cambodia — regions where waste infrastructure doesn't yet exist and plastic would otherwise reach the sea. Waste is intercepted from households, waterways, and fishermen's bycatch.
Every kilo is weighed, photographed, and logged through CleanHub's Track & Trace technology, then independently audited under TÜV SÜD verification — so our claims are backed by evidence, not promises.
There's no denying it — our glasses ship in packaging, and some of it is plastic. It protects your frames and lenses in transit, and we're working to reduce it. But we believe using plastic comes with responsibility.
That's why we partnered with CleanHub, an organization on a mission to prevent 50% of new ocean plastic by 2030. More than two billion people live without access to proper waste management — trash is burned, dumped, or piled onto unmanaged landfills, destined for rivers and the sea. CleanHub builds collection systems in these coastal regions and creates stable, dignified jobs for local communities.
We don't ask you to take our word for any of it. Our collection numbers update on a live, independently verified dashboard — the same one our team checks.
Track Our Recovery LiveOur collection hubs intercept waste before it even reaches the environment — collecting directly from households, waterways, and fishermen's bycatch. Every order helps expand the model across coastal regions and creates stable, dignified jobs.
Collected waste is sorted so each material can be handled correctly. Recyclable plastic is sold to local recyclers; non-recyclable plastic is processed in the most environmentally sustainable way available.
Every collection is logged in the CleanHub app, weighed, photographed, and audited — the first plastic credit system whose impact verification comes from TÜV SÜD.
The collection and recovery efforts are in motion. Track here how much plastic waste has already been recovered through your orders.
Your order does more than remove plastic. It supports the communities doing the collecting.
Every collection hub adheres to CleanHub's code of conduct — covering health & safety, fair wages, and working standards — before a single kilo is counted toward our numbers.
Partner hubs like Green Worms in Kerala, India focus on hiring women from local self-help groups — community associations that help members build financial stability through steady, fairly paid work.
CleanHub runs plastic-awareness education in coastal villages, helping communities — and the next generation — understand and change what happens to waste.
Want to know more about our impact and how we're keeping ourselves honest? View our live tracker on CleanHub.
Precision optics need protection. Some plastic in our packaging is currently the best option for keeping your frames and lenses safe in transit. We're reducing it where we can — and taking responsibility for what remains. Wherever we are on the journey, we'll communicate it honestly.
Plastic waste in coastal regions without formal waste management, at high risk of entering waterways and the sea. Collecting it on land — before it reaches the water — is far more effective than fishing it out afterwards.
Once plastic enters the ocean it breaks up, sinks, and scatters — recovery becomes slow and inefficient. Stopping it at the source prevents far more plastic per dollar, which means your order goes further.
CleanHub is on a mission to prevent 50% of new ocean plastic by 2030 by building waste collection infrastructure in coastal communities across Asia. It's the first plastic credit system whose environmental impact auditing is verified by TÜV SÜD.
It's sorted by material: recyclable plastic is sold to local recyclers, and non-recyclable plastic is processed in the most environmentally sustainable way available — with every step tracked in CleanHub's app.
Our O'Neill × EnChroma collection was designed for the ocean — performance sunglasses for surf, sun, and the spectrum between. Building it alongside a brand with deep ocean heritage inspired us to protect the environment our glasses were made for. The commitment now covers every order on our US site, not just the collab.
We collect 2.2 lbs of ocean-bound plastic per US order — more than the plastic in a typical order's packaging. Our recovery numbers are independently verified and public, and we always link our claims to our live impact report rather than asking you to take our word for it.
Shop the O'Neill × EnChroma collection — every order removes 2.2 lbs of ocean-bound plastic before it reaches the sea.
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