House of Marley, a sustainable audio brand created in collaboration with Bob Marley's family, announced two new eco-conscious products that might attract youngsters. The Positive Vibration Frequency over-ear headphones and Champion 2 Bluetooth earbuds are made with sustainable materials like REWIND fabric, REGRIND silicone and recycled aluminium, specially crafted for comfort and performance.
House of Marley Positive Vibration Bluetooth headphones have 40mm dynamic drivers that provide a full sound and can last up to 34 hours on a single charge. They feature extra-soft ear cushions and a padded headband for comfortable listening. The headphones are made with sustainable materials, including FSC-sourced wood, recycled aluminium, and REWIND fabric, which is a low-impact textile made from reclaimed organic cotton, hemp, and recycled PET. They come with a travel bag for protection.
The Champion 2 wireless earbuds can play for up to 35 hours and provide 10 hours of playing time on a single charge. They can be customized using the Marley smartphone app for personalized controls and audio equalization. The storage case can be recharged wirelessly using any Qi-compatible charging pad. House of Marley Champion 2 earbuds are made with sustainable materials, including bamboo, natural wood fibre composite, and REGRIND silicone made from reclaimed post-process and post-consumer silicone scraps.
House of Marley's products are shipped in recycled paper fibre packaging, supporting the brand's mission to reduce environmental impact without sacrificing performance or style. Some of the profits go towards the global "give back" initiative, Project Marley, which supports reforestation through One Tree Planted.
The Positive Vibration Frequency headphones are available now in Signature Black, Rasta, and Copper finishes, with additional colour variants coming later in the year. The Champion 2 True Wireless Earbuds are available in Signature Black and Cream finishes from House of Marley's official website.
House of Marley is committed to carrying on Bob Marley's legacy of love for music and the planet by supporting global reforestation and ocean preservation through partnerships with One Tree Planted and Surfrider. It's true; the Jamaican singing legend faced an untimely demise. Still, his namesake brand carries his ideologies, which may resonate with the younger generation who have just discovered this great personality's aura.
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