The Police eyewear collection reflects the brand’s bold Italian heritage, combining contemporary styling with the confident, urban aesthetic that has defined Police since 1983. Known for its distinctive detailing and statement design, the collection reworks classic silhouettes with a clean, effortless feel that is versatile and easy to wear, alongside more conscious material choices. With a continued focus on individuality and self-expression, the latest collaboration with Zac Efron introduces a collection centred around iconic design, eco-friendly materials, and the brand’s bold spirit.
Zac Efron X Police: Designed with Zac Efron, the collection blends style, innovation, and sustainability, celebrating freedom, personality, and cutting-edge materials
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Innovative materials, conscious choices
Frames in Acetate Renew, together with bio-based lenses reduce environmental impact without compromising quality, comfort or performance. Each model is complete with fully recycled and recyclable packaging.
Acetate renew
Acetate Renew is an innovative material obtained through an advanced recycling process that combines bio‑based cellulose with certified recycled components. It maintains the same performance as traditional acetate color, durability, premium finish while reducing the use of new fossil resources. It is a sustainable choice that does not compromise aesthetics or quality.
Bio-based nylon
These sunglasses features bio‑based nylon lenses, composed of 39% resin derived from castor plants. The production process reduces environmental impact while ensuring the same optical performance as conventional lenses.
More than just a case
The packaging is made from 100% recycled paper, designed to reduce environmental impact without compromising the protection of the eyewear. Every element of the packaging from the box to the pouch uses recycled and recyclable materials, reaffirming the commitments of the Zac Efron X Police capsule to more responsible and circular solutions.
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