The woven Dune label on the recycled canvas of a Beach Cabana, with pine trees behind

At House of Dune

Sustainability

Recycled canvas, pieces made to last, and a partnership with Plastic Bank.

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Our approach

Three true things, not one big promise

What our pieces are made from. How long they are made to last. Who we partner with. That is where we start.

A Beach Umbrella in Sand Drift tilted on the sand, its fringe moving in the breeze

Materials

Recycled canvas

The canopies of our Beach Umbrella and Beach Cabana, and the cover of our Beach Lounger, are made from recycled (RPET) canvas.

Our Floating Lounger uses UV-resistant, quick-dry Olefin. Our Beach Towels are 100% cotton.

A woman holding a Salted Sage Beach Towel on the rocks at the water's edge, the coastline behind

The coast we design for.

A woman walking out of the shallows with a Sand Drift Beach Towel

Partnership

Partnering with Plastic Bank

Through our partnership with Plastic Bank, we remove 100 ocean-bound plastic bottles for every umbrella, cabana and lounger sold, and 50 for every beach towel.

Our beaches are part of one ocean. We would rather support collection where plastic pollution is heaviest than overstate the problem at home.

A Salted Sage Beach Towel with its woven House of Dune edge, lying on the sand
A Salted Sage Beach Umbrella standing alone on an empty beach

Longevity

Made to last, not to replace

The most wasteful beach gear is the kind you buy twice. We choose materials and finishes for summer after summer, in calm colours that will not date.

Choose once, and choose well