In Europe, the reality is sobering: every eight days, a woman loses her life—often at the hands of someone she once trusted. More than 11,000 women have marked nearly 13,000 places where they feel unsafe in their daily routines. These numbers are not just statistics; they reflect real experiences and a collective demand for change.
Our Mission
EVA was built on a single belief: feeling safe should never depend on privilege. Safety is a fundamental right, not a luxury. From the beginning, our mission has been to design a product that empowers, protects, and inspires confidence—while upholding integrity in every decision we make.
Responsible Production
We collaborate exclusively with certified manufacturers who ensure fair wages and ethical working conditions. Transparency and accountability guide every step of our production process, because protecting people starts with respecting people.
Sustainability First
At EVA, protection goes hand in hand with responsibility. Our materials are carefully chosen for lower environmental impact, and our packaging is minimal, plastic-free, and fully recyclable. We believe true safety should extend beyond people—to the planet we share.
Certified for Trust
Every EVA device is designed to meet international safety standards, including CE and RoHS certifications. These benchmarks ensure that when you rely on EVA, you can trust it to perform when it matters most.
Creating Real Change
EVA is more than a device—it’s a platform for awareness and action. We support organizations working toward safer public spaces and collaborate with communities to identify areas of risk. Where possible, we use anonymized safety data to help improve urban design and make cities safer for everyone.
Our Promise
We commit to growing only where we create greater safety.
We commit to improving every detail, every version.
We commit to being transparent in how and where we produce.
Because feeling safe should be ordinary.
Because walking home should never feel dangerous.
Because everyone deserves peace of mind.
