POLARISED UV400
Sustainable sunglasses inspired by Fiji and the Pacific
SEE THE WORLD DIFFERENTLY
Polarised wooden and bamboo sunglasses featuring Pacific-inspired designs, created by a proudly Fijian-owned brand in Fiji.
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SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS
POSITIVE IMPACT
Over 14,500 mangroves planted to date!
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Visit our stockist at:
Samson Lee
Shop 1 Butt St, SUVA
MADE TO LOOK GOOD.
MADE TO DO GOOD.
Designed in Fiji. Inspired by the Pacific. Made with purpose.
POLARISED UV400
Clearer vision and protection for life under the Pacific sun.
PACIFIC INSPIRED
Contemporary sunglasses featuring designs inspired by the cultures and beauty of the Pacific.
SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS
Thoughtfully selected wood and bamboo, crafted into distinctive frames.
WEAR YOUR IMPACT
Up to 3 mangroves planted in Fiji for every pair sold.
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SEE THE OCEAN DIFERENTLY.
WEAR YOUR IMPACT.
Introducing our WaVoki x POLYP collab. Style meets action—1kg of plastic ocean waste removed from Fiji’s beaches with every pair sold.
FIND YOUR FRAME
From lightweight wooden sides to statement full-wood styles, find the GCC look that’s right for you.
OUR IMPACT
14,500
MANGROVES PLANTED IN FIJI
Every pair can grow something bigger.
Mangroves protect coastlines, provide habitat for marine life and help communities adapt to a changing climate.
OUR COLLABORATIONS
We’re proud to partner with like-minded organisations making a positive impact in the pacific and beyond.
SEE THE OCEAN DIFFERENTLY. WEAR YOUR IMPACT.
1kg of ocean plastic removed from Fiji beaches for every pair sold.
GCC x POLYP COLLABORATION 
PROUDLY CREATED FOR FIJI.
A special collaboration celebrating Fiji on the world stage.
GCC x TEAM FIJI COLLABORATION Stockists
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Prefer to see our sunglasses in person? Find GCC at selected stockists across Fiji.
