PURE EYEWEAR


✅ 1. Pure Titanium

  • Very high-quality metal used in premium eyewear.

  • Features:

    • Hypoallergenic (good for sensitive skin)

    • Corrosion-resistant (won’t rust or react to sweat)

    • Super lightweight and very strong

  • Found in brands like: Silhouette, Lindberg, Ray-Ban Titanium series

✅ 2. Pure Acetate

  • A plant-based plastic, made from cotton or wood pulp.

  • “Pure” acetate means it’s not blended with cheap plastics.

  • Features:

    • Rich, deep colors and patterns

    • More durable and flexible than regular plastic

    • Hand-polished in high-end frames

  • Found in brands like: Oliver Peoples, Persol, Moscot

✅ 3. Pure Stainless Steel

  • Used in sleek, minimalist frames.

  • Features:

    • Strong and lightweight

    • Resistant to bending and corrosion

    • Often used in rimless or thin metal frames


🪛 Signs of High-Quality “Pure” Eyewear Frames

Feature What to Look For
Material purity Labelled as “100% titanium”, “Mazzucchelli acetate”, etc.
Craftsmanship Smooth hinges, seamless joints, even finish
Durability Doesn’t bend easily, no creaking or flex in weak points
Comfort Lightweight, balanced, doesn’t pinch or slide easily
Skin safety Hypoallergenic materials (esp. titanium, acetate)
Brand reputation High-end brands often use pure materials and list them clearly

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