ALL Glasses Frame Materials in 60 Seconds | Rare + Unusual Frames

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In this short video, we showcase all of the different materials which your glasses can be made from - from regular acetate to feathers and even solid gold!
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[@renanfilipe7459]

There's jeans frames too.

[@The_John_Galt]

Robert, your dedication and passion shows. Keep it up!

[@thespectaclefactory]

🙏 appreciate it

[@rohaizanwan478]

There's also platinum, polycarbonate, celluloid an so onn

[@thespectaclefactory]

True!

[@Monochrome_I]

i like the acetate and carbon fibre

[@thespectaclefactory]

👌 nice

[@ruthrobles4594]

My question is, is carbon fibre the best in durability to weight ratio?

[@damian69308]

I love my handcrafted acetate glasses ☺️

[@thespectaclefactory]

👏

[@alphaprodige6121]

Ceramic frames are quite unique, wood is also great and good looking

[@thespectaclefactory]

Ceramic? Can you share an example?

[@jameswashington4984]

Excellent rundown, and beautiful frames in every category 😎

[@thespectaclefactory]

Cheers, James! Have a great weekend

[@FUCKTHEBBC]

I really want titanium but my comes in acetate 😊

[@maaz.-_ahmed]

U will go very up u are giving best knowledge of spectecals

[@thespectaclefactory]

Thanks!! I hope so 🙏

[@lcintron7987]

I use reading eye ware for reading obviously, cooking to protect ones eyes from the oven. I have 1 - brown/black (Tiger Color Style), 1 - Aqua Color Frames and 2 other ones. Thanks for solving our problems with eyeware. DYI is the way to got these days. But, for ones that are too scared to do it, or do not have the DYI (do it yourself) fingers, a shop is needed. I would pay $15 for all 3-5 plastic frames but its because I only paid $1.25-$2.00 for mine at Dollar Tree, which the Optometrist stated they work as long as both eyes are exactly the same pressure, eyesite and more. I know with all my different prescription reading glasses, my eyes seem to be getting back to normal. I also solved & figured that there is nothing wrong with most of our eyes, its the font that is being used in books that is too small for lots of people. A person whom has perfect eyesite, can see the smallest print available, which I did have. So, I noticed over the years, that I could not see these small prints like I used to and seen them blurry. But between all 3-4 eyes wares plus carrots, which provide the appropriate nutritions and lots of filtered water (H2O), my eye sight should back to normal by the end of the year is what I have estimated. I hope my comments helps others as well.

[@achintyapal4589]

which frame material is better among 'castor' and 'acetate'?

[@thespectaclefactory]

Definitely acetate, by far. But there are different levels of acetate

[@robert15john]

Acrylic. Kirk & Kirk are making their eyewear out of it. Very lightweight apparently.

[@thespectaclefactory]

Good shout! I forgot Acrylic. Honetly though, it's a terrible frame material as we've sold acrylic frames in the past. And I'm very open minded - most opticians hate Optyl but I embrace it, for example.
Acetate is so much more comfortable, adjustable and longer lasting.
I'm a fan of Kirk+Kirk styles (although not the style I would wear) but for the price you can get a handmade Japanese acetate frame and it's just no comparison IMO.

[@user-bi5if1ip6t]

Just very informative so cool

[@thespectaclefactory]

Thank you so much

[@DuncanKay]

Nailed it✌🏽

[@thespectaclefactory]

🙏

[@louisamay7459]

I like the ones he has on!! I have them in gold metal!

[@thespectaclefactory]

Nice!

[@lcintron7987]

How to clean the lenses without lense sprays that we have been using not thinking wisely? I use a microfiber fabric to clean mine. but I was using a little bit of lens spray due to spotting with figures, food or drink spills and more. Is there a better way to clean the lenses with figure prints, spotting with food or drinks, dust or more that is found inside and outside environments in the USA?

[@MrCentrax]

What glasses are the ones in solid gold?

[@thespectaclefactory]

They are from the Cartier range.

[@SergioAlexandro]

And ultem?

[@thespectaclefactory]

Forgot that one!

[@CC-mq9iw]

Celluloid?

[@MichaelTrader1]

The Frame from Reykjavik is named "Bragi" right? How much bigger are then in comparison to Alvar model? :)

[@goku6288]

What glasses are you wearing and do those come in sunglasses??

[@thespectaclefactory]

These are Allied Metal Works and sadly no longer available. Although, I could probably find you a pair but they would be very expensive. Yes, they could be made as sunglasses.

[@saeco88]

I think it is a shame that bufalo horn and learher is legal, it is not cruelty free... Real tourtoise in now illegal for example

[@screwyoubaby]

U missed human bones n skin

[@renanfilipe7459]

I really dislike using animals for frames

[@thespectaclefactory]

I do understand that but animals are used in many different industries and in reality, leather is often a bi-product of the food industry

[@giftingflowers]

Can you try on
Retrosuperfuture- 83

[@yousof87vahedi12]

Polyamide

[@thespectaclefactory]

You like P.A best?