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Etnia Barcelona expresses the passionate and carefree Spanish style through its creative and colourful designs. |
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The brand aims to provide consumers with a variety of eyewear designs at reasonable prices, so that eyewear lovers can express them themselves. |
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Etina Barcelona’s products are sold in many places around the globe including America, France, UK, China, Japan and Hong Kong. |
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Mr Yanagi Gawa Ichiro is the legendary master of the Japan frames manufacturing industry in the last century. |
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The works of Mr Yanagi Gawa Ichiro are also collected by Japan’s History Museum and Art Museum. |
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With Mr Yanagi Gawa Ichiro’s professional craftsmanship, the frames are all handmade with 100% super titanius from Japan. |
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Launching at the Brand Name Gallery at the Hong Kong Optical Fair 2010, the debut collection of Crocs eyewear interprets the relaxed and distinctly fun Crocs™ spirit, incorporating the unique style and creative design in terms of colours, shapes, materials and comfort of Crocs™ . |
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This collection utilises an assortment of materials like nickel-free stainless steel, hypo-allergenic resin and flexible polymer. |
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The P+US eyewear (Personal + Unique Style) has been designing young, trendy and high quality glasses since 2004. |
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The designs are inspired by jewelleries and rings. Their spotlight collection features stainless steel frames with screwless hinge which is flexible and instant changeable - a patented unique design. |
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AZU’s products aim at attracting those fashion-conscious ones with local original designs. |
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The designers use different material combinations to create frames of comfort and enjoyment. |
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Opal - France |
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Originally launched in November 1974 by Sanrio Group, Hello Kitty is now a worldwide celebrated trendy brand. It has also become a symbol of generosity, innocence and friendship. |
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The Hello Kitty eyewear collection is ideal for little girls aged from 6 to 12 years old and fashion-conscious young women from 15 to 25 years old. |
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Converse’s latest sunglasses collection Glow-In-The-Dark comes in two unisex styles: The Half Stack, an oversized, modified aviator and the Line Up, a classic traditional rectangle shape, both crafted from hand-milled phosphorescent acetate. |
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In the daylight, these unconventional frames have the appearance of frosted ice, with dark 100% UV lenses. During the day, the glasses soak up the light to empower their night time light show. When the surrounding is dark, the frames emit a captivating pale citrus glow. |
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In the bar, at a concert, at a party or prowling the city streets: it is time to wear your sunglasses at night. |
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| Columbia |
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L’Amy - USA |
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Being one of the world’s leading manufacturers of outdoor clothing and equipment, Columbia provides innovative outdoor solutions from outerwear and gear. |
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At Hong Kong Optical Fair 2010, Columbia will showcase its eyewear collection for outdoor activities which provides both comfort and protection. |
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Combining latest fabrications and modern designs, Astucci is specialized in producing a wide range of stylish cases, pouches and as well as bags. |
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Appealing three-dimensional decorations such as flowers, bows, circles etc can be added onto the cases as well. |
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Shown on the left is the black, grand item named as "NOIR", which won Eyewear of the Year Award - Accessories Category at International Optical Fair Tokyo 2010. |
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GEO Magic Color soft contact lens provides a variety of design patterns and colours to meet the needs of global customers, both Western and Oriental. |
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These lenses will give you wonderful, mysterious and attractive eyes, and they are also very popular among youngsters in Hong Kong. |
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Made in China is part of our everyday living. Although China manufactures more eye wear frames than any other country, much fewer frames are solely designed and produced by Chinese. |
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Simon Chim, a name, a brand, a products designer from Hong Kong who appears mostly in interior industry internationally has taken the mission to launch his very own eye wear collections - “chimmm……”, to show his ambitions, visions and after all his creations. |
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Started in 2008, Monoqool got the Best of the Best award in 2010 Red Dots Design Award with its helix collection. |
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In the Helix collection, the helix acts as the hinge to attach the temples to the front and make the glasses foldable. No screws or bolts. This patented hinge design shows a beauty in simplicity. |
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OPHL SA - France |
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Established in 1923, Lafont launched its first collection in 1973 which included frames and sunglasses. Now, almost 400,000 Lafont frames are sold every year in 35 countries with 68% of the turnover from France. Lafont has been rewarded several time in Paris at SILMO and at IOFT in Tokyo. |
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Led by Thomas Lafont, the design team chooses fine materials like acetate, alloy and titanium for the production of their designs, paying attention to every detail. There are a total of 150 designs in total for ladies, men, teenagers and kids, giving a variety of choice for all age groups. |
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