When one speaks of innovative sunglasses in the context of today, the consumer envisions a futuristic design or a high-tech embellishment of sorts. Forward-thinking company Ochis has a different vision, however.
Founded by Maxim Gavrilenko, the brand embraces reusable organic materials as an alternative to plastic. The result is a line of innovative sunglasses with a frame that boasts the use of coffee and flax. The process of assembly is fairly straightforward but incredibly interesting. Orchis glues the organic ingredients together with a soybean oil-based glue. The silhouette is then processed through a digital mechanism with mathematical precision. Finally, the ecologically friendly innovative sunglasses are shaped and perfected by hand. As an added bonus, the frame is biodegradable and can serve as a nutritious boost to soil or water.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Organic Materials
- Exploring the use of organic materials in the production process to create sustainable products.
- Circular Economy
- Adopting a circular economy approach to create innovative products through the use of renewable materials.
- Sustainable Fashion
- Creating sustainable fashion products that are both stylish and good for the environment.
Sectors Adopting This
- Eyewear Industry
- Sustainability-focused eyewear brands can develop eco-friendly and biodegradable sunglasses with innovative materials.
- Fashion and Apparel Industry
- Incorporating organic materials and adopting a circular economy approach can create disruptive innovation opportunities in the fashion and apparel industry.
- Environment and Agriculture Industry
- The use of biodegradable materials in products can create innovative solutions for sustainability in the agriculture and environment industry.
