Tag: Eyewear
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Bioplastics Sports Sunglasses
AARN Uses NYLAARN Bio-Plastic to Create Premium Sports Sunglasses with Screw-less Hinge
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Andy Wolf Eyewear Goes Eastman Acetate Renew
As the first independent eyewear brand in the German-speaking region, we are converting our acetate collection to the most durable acetate in the industry.
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Arnette Launches Bioplastic Sunglasses Collection
Arnette is making eyewear made of bioplastics or bio-acetate, including bio-lenses
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Sunglass Lenses Made with Evonik Polyamides
Safilo produces first branded glasses made from Evonik’s sustainable transparent polyamide TROGAMID® myCX eCO
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Sabic and Polyray Partner on Renewable Eyewear
Sabic And Polyray Collaborate To Introduce Certified Renewable Polycarbonate Into Eyewear Applications
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Modo Eyewear Goes Biobased Solutions
MODO Joins Terra Carta Charter for A Sustainable Future
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Sunglasses Maker Uses Plants
While everyone scrambles to ditch plastic straws, some companies are finding customers by ditching the plastic that’s common in other products–like sunglasses, which contribute to the 6,000 tons of annual waste produced by the manufacture of eyeglasses.
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Eyewear Made from Corn Starch, Corn Husk, Mushroom, Potato Waste and Hair
Corn husks, wool and yoghurt pots are some of the materials used in a series of experimental spectacles by British eyewear brand Cubitts.
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Bioplastic Trends in Eyewear
From organic lenses to eco-friendly suppliers, fashion eyewear is embracing a greener approach to manufacturing.
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Bioplastics Eyewear
Smell-O-Vision (ABOVE) After a successful 2018 Kickstarter campaign, Ochis Coffee eyewear, a collection of sunglasses made from organic coffee and flax resulting in durable eyewear that smells of coffee, is back with a new collection. Rejecting the use of petroleum plastic, Ochis frames decompose 100 times faster than ordinary plastic glasses. In fact, the frame…
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