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A great crisis without a paradigm shift is one of the saddest images we can imagine. It implies that the problem, with the wounds that it always implies, did not bring learning with it. That idea keeps our eyes wide open in order to be able to take in all the knowledge possible in real time to apply it to the emergency situation we find ourselves in today. The need for regeneration in nature drives us every day to generate changes and seek new ways to contribute to the future of the planet. And how can we help generate this change...
We are a CarbonNeutral® Company!
We are pleased to tell you that we are a CarbonNeutral® company! Do you want to know what our figures were, how we achieved them and what we will continue to do in the future? Enter this blog to find out more...
History of our logo and its update
Integration of a new material: metal
Second Cycle Karün Conscious Development Model®: Circular Production Process
First Cycle of the Karün Conscious Development Model®
Expanding our commitment by going CarbonNeutral®
Karün’s origin lies in the idea that we are all nature. Accordingly, not only people but also companies should exist in harmony with nature. This is something that has defined our eyewear-manufacturing operations from the beginning. As a certified B-Corp, we look at minimizing any negative environmental impact we may have, and we aim to maximize the social benefits we can provide to our local community in the Chilean Patagonia, where we are based. We have always used natural, noble, and recycled materials as inputs, and we work alongside local communities in Patagonia so together we can protect one of...
The Mother of The Sea a documentary by our Karün Friend Alfredo Pourailly