A Global Brand by UNHCR | The UN Refugee Agency

MADE51 is a global brand of artisanal products crafted by refugees and brought to life by UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency.

Each piece tells a story of resilience and creativity connecting you to skilled artisans who rebuild their lives through craft.

Every MADE51 product is more than a beautiful creation:

✨ It is a tangible symbol of hope,
✨ Offering refugees a chance to earn an income,
✨ Preserve their cultural heritage,
✨ And contribute meaningfully to their host communities.

When you choose MADE51, you become part of a global movement that celebrates human strength, tradition, and the power of opportunity.

MADE51 — Handmade by Refugees, United by Humanity.

melt. is a sustainable eyewear brand founded in Jordan with a mission to empower women and protect the planet. Each pair of melt. sunglasses is entirely handmade from recycled plastic, combining ethical craftsmanship with modern design.

Fitted with Carl Zeiss lenses, they offer top-of-the-line protection and exceptional clarity while weighing only 14 grams — light, durable, and comfortable for everyday wear.

The sleeves are crafted by SEP artists, refugee women living in Jerash Camp, Jordan, using recycled keffiyeh fabric. Even the packaging is made from recycled materials, ensuring every detail reflects melt.'s commitment to sustainability and purpose.

By choosing melt., you’re supporting women’s empowerment, environmental responsibility, and meaningful design — all through a single pair of shades.

Mayler is an innovative eyewear brand transforming recycled ocean waste into timeless, high-quality sunglasses. Driven by a mission to protect the planet while redefining modern style, Mayler proves that sustainability and design can go hand in hand.

Each pair is thoughtfully crafted for comfort, durability, and impact — turning discarded materials into something that inspires change. With Mayler every look makes a statement for the ocean and the world we share.

Lumeyo is a social project and weaving fashion brand started in 2011 by Dutch designer and artist Sandra Jelly. This enterprise trains and employs Bedouin women who come from remote and underdeveloped towns or neighbourhoods of the Petra area in Jordan. 

By providing capacity building trainings, which are even recognized in the country as the official weaving training standard, and by revitalizing an ancient weaving tradition passed down from generation to generation, Lumeyo hopes to inspire, empower and give precious independence to the women in its local community.

There is a huge illiteracy issue in the region which makes it difficult for many people to find a job, especially for women. Lumeyo makes sure these women are taught the valuable skills that are a part of their heritage, to allow them to not just dream of, but to actually have an empowered future, where they do not have to be dependent on a man to survive. 

Lumeyo is more than just an ethnic fashion brand. It is a piece of Bedouin art, it is a source of economic freedom for talented workers, and it is an eco-friendly and social enterprise that puts local impact before profit. All the BedouBag, BedouHome and BedouYoga products Lumeyo offers are handmade with recycled sweater fibers or other sustainable raw materials, and born from unique patterns inspired by Bedouin tradition. What’s not to like?

You can find our Lumeyo collection exclusively at Vice Jewelry in The Courtyard, Dubai. Reach out to us anytime for more information.