Blenders Eyewear has partnered with Keep A Breast, a Los Angeles-based non-profit, since 2017.

The partnership has generated more than $240,000 in support of Keep A Breast’s mission in breast cancer awareness and prevention.

Blenders Eyewear this year launched three new eyewear and accessory products, in which 100% of the profits will be donated to Keep A Breast.

Blenders Eyewear’s new Keep A Breast Mave Sunglasses ($69).

“Here at Blenders we’re all about vision, and our vision for our partnership with Keep A Breast is crystal clear: to raise awareness, inspire change, and support those affected by breast cancer,” says Chase Fisher, Founder and CEO of Blenders Eyewear.

Blenders Eyewear’s new Aura Snow Goggles ($95).

“We are thrilled to continue our partnership with Blenders Eyewear, a brand that authentically supports our mission to increase breast cancer awareness, prevention, and education,” says Shaney jo Darden, Founder of Keep A Breast.

Blenders Eyewear was founded in 2012 in San Diego, CA. It is part of Safilo Group.

Blenders Eyewear’s new and Pom Beanie ($25)

Throughout October, MOREL USA is committed to contributing $2 for every frame purchased to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

MOREL also is donating €2 for every frame purchased to the France-based, Ruban Rose Foundation.

Bollé Safety also is raising funds this month for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

Bollé Safety is leader in PPE (personal protective equipment) eyewear.

For its second Breast Cancer Awareness Month campaign, Bollé Safety is introducing its new B714, a prescription eyewear dedicated to women.

Bollé Safety’s new B714 glasses feature a black and pink frame, with bi-colour, adjustable acetate temples.

The B714 model’s protective shields provide effective side, top and bottom protection and maximum comfort.

The B714 model is available through November 30 (while supplies last) from the RX Webshop and partner opticians.

The B714 also is available in a small version.

Bollé Safety also is offering a limited edition of its flagship Rush+ Small safety eyewear model.

This model is available through the end of October while supplies last.

“As a leading player, we are committed to supporting causes in line with our values,” says Anne-Sophie François, Vice-President of  Bollé Safety. “This action enables us to highlight the role of women in the industrial world, still a very male-dominated sector, and to raise funds for associations fighting breast cancer.”

Bollé Safety was founded more than 130 years ago in France. The brand today is found in 100 countries, helping meet the safety needs of 20 million workers worldwide.

GUESS Eyewear and Marcolin renewed their partnership with The Get In Touch Foundation in support of breast cancer awareness.

GUESS Eyewear has featured a breast cancer awareness collection for the past eight years.

Optical frame GU2981 was created in support of the Get In Touch Foundation.

It features acetate temples in sparkling crystal pink glitter.

Guess Eyewear’s GU2981 frames are decorated with the Guess metal triangle logo and temple tips with the special GIT ribbon, a symbol of breast cancer awareness and prevention.

GUESS Eyewear’s GU7922 sunglasses feature a butterfly silhouette with acetate temples decorated with the Guess metal triangle logo and the pink ribbon of the Get In Touch Foundation on the temple tips.

The refined metal front of the GU7922 sunglasses is paired with sparkling crystal glitter decorating the two-tone temples also characterized by an iconic animal print on the inside.

Both pairs of eyewear, which come with a special case, will be available in GUESS boutiques, at select opticians, and on the brand’s e-commerce site through October.