Bob Marley’s Estate Unravels Stylish Headphones & Earbuds Amped On Eco-Living

House of Marley, an audio accessories brand started in partnership with the estate of the late Bob Marley, recently released an eco-friendly range of gadgets—meant to up the volume on sustainability while still offering chic and luxurious designs. 

Customers can try on the Positive Vibration Frequency Headphones, a pair of over-the-ear cans that puts comfort first with a thickly-padded headband. The device’s earcups fully encompass one’s ears for passive noise isolation during the 34-hour-long playtime.

According to the firm, every pair of environmentally-friendly headphones comprises FSC-certified wood, aluminum, and the brand’s special Rewind fabric—woven from a blend of 30% reclaimed organic cotton, 30% recycled hemp, and 40% recycled PET.

For those who prefer in-ear accessories, there’s the Champion 2 True Wireless Earbuds. These wireless earphones are specially designed to keep up with an active lifestyle, with removable sports wings that can be attached during a workout.

A single charge boasts 10 hours of listening, with an overall playtime of 35 hours when paired with its compact charging case. Each bundle is made from natural bamboo, eco-certified wood, and recycled silicone, and comes in 100% plastic-free, recyclable packaging.

The Positive Vibration Frequency Headphones are available in black, “rasta,” or copper for US$99.99, while the Champion 2 True Wireless Earbuds come in speckled black or cream at US$89.99.

A percentage of the proceeds from the sale of the gadgets will go toward benefiting global reforestation and ocean preservation. Head here for more information.

[via Hypebeast and Forbes, images via House of Marley]