These sunglasses, created by British startup Mosevic, use a special micarta-like substance that makes them look like their frames are crafted out of solidified blue denim.
The individual layers of the Solid Denim material are laid down to form the glasses' frames. The resulting frames are smooth on the inside and sit comfortably on your face, but retain a rugged, denim-like texture on the exterior. The frame is also rather strong and durable, and is offered in three unisex styles and three color schemes. All the sunglasses will feature polarized Carl Zeiss Vision lenses in either grey or brown.
Denim has long been a fashion staple around the world, and Mosevic's unique denim-inspired sunglasses are one of those accessories that make you wonder -- why didn't anyone think of that before?
What's Driving This Trend
- Solid Denim Sunglasses
- The trend of using denim as a material for sunglasses frames is disrupting the eyewear industry and offering a unique and fashionable accessory option.
- Mosevic
- The trend of using innovative materials like micarta-like substance is disrupting the startup industry, specifically in the realm of eyewear.
- Unisex Styles
- The trend of offering unisex styles in sunglasses is disrupting the fashion industry by breaking traditional gender norms in accessory design.
Who This Affects Most
- Eyewear
- The eyewear industry has the opportunity to embrace the trend of using unconventional materials like denim for sunglasses frames, attracting fashion-forward consumers.
- Startups
- The startup industry, particularly in the realm of fashion, has the opportunity to innovate by exploring unique materials, like the micarta-like substance used by Mosevic, for various products and accessories.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry has the opportunity to embrace the trend of unisex styles in sunglasses, expanding their market and appealing to a wider range of consumers.
