What You Don't Know About Fast Fashion & the Effects on the Ocean
It's time to take a stand and be more environmentally conscious with your clothing choices.
International Day for Biological Diversity - 22 May
This 22 May is the International Day of Biodiversity. Biodiversity represents all forms of life […]
From marine waste to frame of the year
Sea2see’s Positano 02 model was recently named Frame of the Year at the 2020 Optician Awards.
SEA2SEE x OPTIC 2000 – The seastainable, award-winning collaboration continues
Sea2see is proud to announce the renewal of its collaboration with the French optical retailer Optic 2000.
The environmental cost of fast fashion
The Environmental Cost of Fast Fashion It is quite challenging to love our clothes and […]
Huntsman announces new eyewear range and collaboration with Sea2See
Huntsman have produced a range of eyewear made solely from 100% recycled ocean plastic in collaboration with Sea2see.
ACTOR JAVIER BARDEM SURPRISES SEA2SEE
Actor and activist Javier Bardem surprise visit to social start up Sea2see
Sea2See: Year in Review (2017)
WOW, can anyone else not believe that it’s already 2018? Time really is flying, especially […]
Sea2See at MIDO Eyewear Show 2018 Hall 6 N04
Sea2see achieved its goal to create the first generation of recycled glasses with the same quality, design and technical properties as the best non-recycled eyewear. Visit them at MIDO Hall 6 N04
The effects of China’s refusal to accept global waste
As 2018 quickly reached us, so did China’s refusal to continue being the world’s landfill. […]
The Blue Economy and its Benefits for The Planet and Society
The blue economy, by definition, looks for entrepreneurs who promote the best solutions from nature to face current economic and environmental challenges.
THE VICE PRIME MINISTER OF BELGIUM PRESENTED THE PROJECT SEA2SEE AT THE UNITED NATIONS
During the week of the World Ocean Conference, organized by the United Nations and held in New York, Sea2See had a place. The summit was looking for sustainable solutions to contribute to the conservation of the ocean. To demonstrate with a concrete example in front of the United Nations, the vice prime minister of Belgium used Sea2See’s glasses to show the potential of marine recycling and how it can change the cycle of the planet.