Zerpico

Recycled Paper Sunglasses curated by Wonena

Sweden

Zerpico is a Swedish brand specializing in high-quality eyewear, offering a diverse range of sunglasses crafted from carbon fiber, wood, titanium, and recyclable paper materials. Their collections include the Hybrid series, which combines plant-based acetate with carbon fiber for enhanced durability and style.

  • 🌍 Planet

  • 🤝 People

  • Exceptional Quality

    100% Recycled Content

  • Ethical Sourcing Made in Europe

    Vision Driven

While some of our brands proudly hold globally recognized sustainability certifications ... ... others are making gradual strides toward these goals with a strong eco-friendly mindset. All are guided by ethical values, fair pay, and environmental consciousness.

Exceptional Quality

100% Recycled Content

From small flutters to Powerful Waves:

Zerpico integrates eco-friendly practices into its production processes. Notably, their ReVision series features sunglasses made entirely from recyclable paper, ensuring the frames and accompanying accessories are fully biodegradable. This initiative reflects their dedication to reducing environmental impact through innovative design.

The Drivers Behind an effort

Vision Driven

Founded in late 2014, Zerpico began with a vision to make a mark in the eyewear industry. By 2015, they launched their brand with the objective of offering durable sunglasses at affordable prices, challenging the market norm of overpriced, fragile eyewear. Their journey has been marked by a commitment to quality and sustainability.

  • Made in Europe

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All Recycled Content — Giving materials a second life.

This collection features products made with recycled content — including fibers and materials recovered from post-consumer waste, textile scraps, and other discarded resources. Whether it’s recycled cotton, polyester, wool, or plastic, each piece is designed to reduce landfill waste and support a more circular system.

Sustainability isn’t just about how things are made — it’s also about what we choose to remake.