Transmitter
MATTE BLACK / BLACK POLARISED

Not every signal is meant to be received.

Transmitter is built for those operating on a different frequency, for those chasing empty coastlines, forgotten roads and the next slab while the rest of the world is tuned into the other channel. A large chunky frame with bold thick Temples and Clean, and a locked-on fit make this frame feel as sharp as the message it’s sending.
Inspired by the pirate radio stations, underground music scenes and analogue chaos of the ’90s, Transmitter cuts through the static with unapologetic style.

Rugged and ready to cop whatever the day throws at it, these sunglasses are made to go the distance without missing a beat.

Available in durable matte and polished finishes, featuring polarised lenses that eliminate harsh glare, Transmitter keeps your vision crystal clear while everyone else is lost in the noise.

Tune into your own frequency. The signal is strong. The message is RITUAL.

Frame Material - Sustainable, Lightweight Polycarbonate

Frame Colour - Matte Black

Specs - Eye Size 58mm, Bridge 21.6mm, Temple 109.5mm, Eye Depth 38.5mm

Fit - Grom

Lens Material - Rated Polycarbonate

Lens Colour - Solid / Black

Lens Category - Category 3 / Polarised

Lens Protection - Superior reduction of sun glare. Blocks UVA/UVB.

Free Standard Shipping on all orders to Australia & New Zealand over $99

$9.99 for AU orders under $99

$14.99 for NZ orders under $99

Free returns + exchanges on all Australian orders.

6 month warranty against product fault

Each frame is made using a combination of recycled materials and is hand-assembled, polished, and packed for a more sustainable finished product. The recycled materials come from various pre- and post-consumer plastic waste sources, forming our finished polycarbonate frames.

The recycled materials used to make our polycarbonate frames are sourced by our production partners, who ensure GRS certification. GRS is an independent company that audits and certifies both the materials and their supply chain.

We hope to change the way our industry thinks about, and re-uses, waste material.