Hand-made acetate glass frame

 To illustrate the difference in quality of fiberglass acetate, we can compare it to coffee. We know coffee looks similar on the surface, but all coffee is the same, right? Absolutely wrong! It all depends on how the raw material is produced, processed and made. It's the same as Eye Glass Store, but more complicated.

Generally speaking, it is the high-end Rimless Frames manufacturers based in Japan and Europe who create the best products. Due to the handmade nature of acetate frames, the skill of the craftsman is crucial. Japanese artisans are world famous, and Japanese-made Rimless Glasses Frames are often considered superior. When acetate is used, they can provide fine detail. Takiron, a traditional material producer, is known for making harder acetate fibers, which retain their better shape even with a very thin frame design. As a result, Japanese acetate (Zyl) is usually preferred and has unrivalled material life.

However, Italian acetate, such as Mazzucchelli, also has its benefits. The Italians are brilliant artisans with a long history of acetate. Mazzucchelli has a different process for cutting and curing materials, called "acetate". The result is some of the most beautiful "Havana" tortoise-colored acetate on the market. A clever blend of turtle-colored bright and dark spots. The only drawback is that the material is salgghtly softer than Japanese material and may lose its shape more quickly over time.

Although transparent Clear Frame Glasses have been around for years, they have only recently become popular. Crystal-clear acetate glasses are big news this season. Not only are frameless cool alternatives, but you can proudly share their environmentally friendly and renewable energy.