
✅ 1. Pure Titanium
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Very high-quality metal used in premium eyewear.
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Features:
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Hypoallergenic (good for sensitive skin)
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Corrosion-resistant (won’t rust or react to sweat)
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Super lightweight and very strong
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Found in brands like: Silhouette, Lindberg, Ray-Ban Titanium series
✅ 2. Pure Acetate
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A plant-based plastic, made from cotton or wood pulp.
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“Pure” acetate means it’s not blended with cheap plastics.
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Features:
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Rich, deep colors and patterns
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More durable and flexible than regular plastic
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Hand-polished in high-end frames
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Found in brands like: Oliver Peoples, Persol, Moscot
✅ 3. Pure Stainless Steel
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Used in sleek, minimalist frames.
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Features:
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Strong and lightweight
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Resistant to bending and corrosion
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Often used in rimless or thin metal frames
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🪛 Signs of High-Quality “Pure” Eyewear Frames
| Feature | What to Look For |
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| 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 |