17 July 2024
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Perfect for summer
Sunglasses
Eco Eyewear has launched its Spring Summer 2024 collection, made from 95% recycled metal.
The ‘Luna’ model is a square-shaped frame with thin metal rim, available in gold, black gold, rose gold and aubergine, and dusty pink. The frame can be transformed into sunglasses with a chunky biobased clip-on.
The oval ‘Aurora’ frame is ideal for a minimalist and modern look, available in metal gold, dark green, black/rose gold, and copper. The model is also available with a sun-clip on.
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Project Green
Spectacles
Modstyle Eyewear UK unveiled Project Green, a collection designed for environmentally-conscious practices and individuals with frames featuring bio-acetates, compostable demo lenses, and innovative hinge designs.
For every Project Green frame purchased, the brand will plant one tree through the organisation One Tree Planted.
Mark Wymond, CEO and co-owner of Modstyle Eyewear UK, said: “With Project Green, we’re empowering individuals to make a positive impact on the planet while expressing their personal style.”
The collection has a range of 30 models and 120 SKUs.
Will Cooksey, UK country manager and director of Modstyle Eyewear UK, said: “Our customers have been waiting for an eco-friendly collection that has a high-quality finish and feel. Practices tell me they really need to offer something in the eco-friendly space and Project Green is an absolute no-brainer.”
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Colour-pop cases
Accessories
Emporium Eyewear showcased its collection of spectacle cases for Spring Summer 2024.
The range of cases include classic designs to pops of colour, and cases for adults and children.
Malcolm Cooperman, managing director at Emporium Eyewear, said: “We understand that cases are not just a necessity but also a fashion statement, which is why we have curated a diverse selection of cases to complement any occasion.”
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Flexible frames
Spectacles
Zeiss has introduced a new optical style for summer featuring Flexon memory metal.
The retro-inspired ‘ZS24148’ rectangular frame has a bold brow line in rich colours: satin blue/light gun, matte black/dark ruthenium, satin brown/light gun, and satin khaki/dark ruthenium.
The frame combines titanium with Flexon memory metal on the bridge and arms, which is durable, lightweight and flexible, allowing the eyewear to be bent or twisted and return to their original shape.
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Contemporary comfort
Spectacles
Stepper highlighted its ultralight ‘Stepper Spirit STS-30013', a contemporary design weighing 7g.
The frame was created using injection moulding technology and stainless steel for durability, strength, and hypoallergenic properties.
The frame is available in crystal, olive, and ocean.
Peter Reeve, managing director of Stepper UK, said: “By utilising cutting-edge materials and meticulous craftsmanship, we create frames that not only elevate style but also prioritise wearer comfort and fit.”
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Creative combo
J F Rey has introduced new styles in its hybrid collection of acetate and metal frames.
The fronts feature complex acetate laminations that blend colours, patterns, and textures in on-trend colours.
This is paired with a satin-finish metal frame, adding a contemporary elegance and sophisticated aesthetic.
“These innovative combinations create a captivating dynamic interplay, a unique balance that brilliantly plays contrasts on freshness and intensity, boldness and subtlety, strength and delicacy,” the brand shared.
250 steps and more
Götti Switzerland has introduced two new masculine frames made from titanium.
Described as sophisticated and understated, ‘Jary’ and ‘Jody’ join the brand’s collection in matte shades of black, dark brown, and dark blue.
Parts for the frames are pressed from titanium plates with up to seven tools and shaped into the desired form. The brand highlighted that more than 250 steps are required to make each pair of glasses, with a number of steps still carried out by hand.
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