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AM Eyewear Sustainability Actions

Uses lower-impact materials

AM Eyewear says it makes frames in small batches using bio-based Italian acetate and Japanese titanium. It also says its lenses are bio-based and non-petroleum based, and that its cases and packaging use recycled materials. These choices are meant to lower the brand’s environmental impact and make products last longer. Good On You also notes that the brand uses a medium share of lower-impact materials, including recycled materials.

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Runs a buy-back program

The brand says it buys back pre-owned AM Eyewear frames so they can be donated and used again. This is a reuse model, which helps keep products out of landfill for longer. The brand presents this as part of its effort to extend the life of its eyewear instead of treating frames as disposable items.

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Uses green energy in operations

AM Eyewear says it uses green energy in its offices and warehouse locations. It links this to its wider sustainability approach and says it wants to reduce the footprint of how its products are made and handled. The brand also says its frames are designed for long use, which can help reduce waste over time.

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Offers home try-on

The brand offers a free home try-on service, where customers can select up to two frames, try them for seven days, and return the ones they do not keep. This can reduce the chance of buying the wrong pair and sending items back and forth more than needed. The service is framed as a convenience feature, but it may also help cut avoidable waste.

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