80% matchPatagonia
Recycled-material outdoor gear with the same eco ethos
What changes: Full technical apparel range at higher prices, not accessories
Brand profile
American sunglasses brand tied to Portland's Shwood, blending bio-plastic frames, wood inlays and national park collaborations for everyday outdoor wear.

CAMP is sold through Portland wood-frame maker Shwood's web shop, applying laser-engraved wooden inlays to bio-plastic and recycled plastic fronts at a lower price point.
Beyond the core Crag, Cliff, Cove and Topo shapes, much of the range is licensed editions: US national parks, Smokey Bear, Pendleton patterns and a Carryology capsule.
Frames come with HD CR-39 polarized lenses, so the outdoor styling is matched by lens spec rather than being purely cosmetic.
80% matchRecycled-material outdoor gear with the same eco ethos
What changes: Full technical apparel range at higher prices, not accessories
73% matchFellow Portland outdoor maker, playful trail-ready shapes
What changes: Footwear only, more technical construction
71% matchClimbing-rooted casualwear for the same park-hopping look
What changes: Apparel silhouettes, no sustainability-first messaging
69% matchRecycled-fabric travel basics at a similar accessible price
What changes: British DTC apparel, no licensed park collabs
CAMP Eyewear is an American sunglasses label sold and marketed alongside Portland wood-frame pioneer Shwood, whose web shop hosts the collection. Frames pair plant-based bio-plastic and recycled plastic fronts with laser-engraved wooden inlays and HD CR-39 polarized lenses, in simple silhouettes including the Crag, Cliff, Cove and Topo. The line leans on outdoor licensing and collaboration, spanning US national park editions, Smokey Bear wildfire-prevention styles, Pendleton pattern frames and a Carryology capsule. Distribution runs direct plus outdoor and menswear boutiques such as REVOLVR Menswear.