Eco Ocean Fitambaran-tsolomaso nataon'i Eco Eyewear

Ny endrika Eco Ocean Fitambaran-tsolomaso nataon'i Eco Eyewear dia mpandresy sarobidy amin'ny 2021 A' Design Award Volamena amin'ny Sokajin'ny Fifanintsanana Vokatra Maharitra, Tetikasa ary Famolavolana Maitso.

VolamenaVokatra Maharitra· 2021

Eco Ocean Fitambaran-tsolomaso

nataon'i Eco Eyewear

Mpanjifa: Eco Eyewear

Mpandresy A' Design Award Volamena amin'ny Sokajy Vokatra Maharitra

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Tsidiho ny Tranonkala Jereo ao amin'ny A' Design Award Fanambarana ho an'ny Mpanao Gazety Marika Loka

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Ny Endrika

Momba ny Eco Ocean Fitambaran-tsolomaso

Ny Eco Ocean dia fitambaran-tsolomaso misy tranon-tsolomaso fijery sy fiaro masoandro vita amin'ny plastika avy any an-dranomasina naverina namboarina. Ny akora dia avy amin'ny mahazaka, harato ary harato tarihina tranainy nangonina avy any an-dranomasina nataon'ny fikambanana iray manadio ny ranomasina. Diovina ny fako, tapahina ary amboarina ho kapila madinika, izay atsindrona amin'ny lasitra ho lasa tranon-tsolomaso maivana sy mora miondrika. Manana fanamboarana matroka, tsy mora voakiky ny tranon-tsolomaso, amin'ny loko nahazoana aingam-panahy avy amin'ny ranomasina, ary ny savily miendrika onja dia maneho ny fiavian'ny akora. Ny tranon-tsolomaso tsirairay dia omena miaraka amin'ny tranony vita amin'ny lamba PET naverina namboarina.

Ny Fankasitrahana

Momba ny A' Design Award Volamena

Nandresy ny A' Design Award Volamena ny famolavolana Eco Ocean Fitambaran-tsolomaso, fankasitrahana malaza indrindra tsy refesi-mandidy omena ny famolavolana kilasy voalohany, mahagaga ary miavaka. Ny mpandresy Volamena dia famoronana vaovao indrindra, mahay mijery lavitra ary mamirapiratra mahafinaritra izay maneho ny fahamoramoran-tsaina, ny fahendrena ary ny fahaizan'ny mpamolavola azy. Andrasana ho fikarohana mahazo ankasitrahana indrindra, mitarika ny fironana ary tsangambato ny famolavolana Eco Ocean Fitambaran-tsolomaso izay mamatsy sanda tsy mbola nisy toy izany. Ity famolavolana nandresy ny A' Design Award Volamena ity dia tetikasa mahavariana sy hajaina izay mahasoa be ary mampandroso ny sisintanin'ny zavakanto, ny siansa, ny famolavolana ary ny teknolojia. Ny famolavolana Eco Ocean Fitambaran-tsolomaso dia mamorona fihetseham-po mafy momba ny faniriana, mamelona ny ahiahy, mamporisika ny fahaiza-mamorona ary mahasarika antsika.

Ao Ambadiky ny Endrika

Fitaovana ho an'ny Mpanao Gazety

Fankasitrahana, mpikambana ao amin'ny ekipa ary antsipiriany teknika nomen'ny mpanao endrika.

Toetra Manokana: Eco Ocean optical and sun frames are made from recycled ocean plastic waste, such as old ropes from the maritime industry. The idea behind the collection is to help clean the oceans while showing off plastic waste as a resource that can be used over and over again.
The collection consists of bold yet easy-to-wear frames. They are lightweight and super comfortable with a smooth, matte finish in ocean-inspired shades. A wave-shaped hinge hints at the story behind the frames without being too outspoken. Each frame comes in a case made from recycled PET fabric.
Refy & Fonosana: Approximately 150 x 20 x 50 mm.
The recycled polypropylene makes the frames lightweight and flexible. The coating has a hard top layer, ensuring that the frames keep their good appearance and last for a long time.
The frames come in a case made from recycled PET fabric.
Marika: Glasses, eyewear, frames, sunglasses, Ocean plastic, Ocean clean-up, Sustainable, Recycled, optical, sun
Teknolojia Famokarana: To gather fishing nets, ropes, and trawls from the ocean, we teamed up with Waste Free Oceans, an NGO that works with local fishermen who collect the used plastic. These items then get checked, cleaned, cut, dried, and prepped. After that they get extruded into the plastic granules that in turn is injection molded into our Eco Ocean frames. We add a little bit of pigment and also a process stabilizer that ensures that the frames can be recycled again.
Fanamby Endrika: The main challenge was to achieve a high-quality level of the material and a well-balanced colour palette without using virgin material. For the first tests, the material was much too soft to be durable enough as eyewear. The solution was to add a little bit of calcium to the material in order to increase hardness while maintaining high flexibility in the material. We also adjusted the design to allow for slightly thicker dimensions, which turned out to have aesthetic advantages as well.

The surface coating was initially too soft, prone to scratching, and generally too sensitive when inserting glass lenses. We tried several surface coating methods since Polypropylene is generally difficult to coat. It turned out that the material requires a much longer drying time than our regular Biobased material before coating. We ended up with a very good scratch-resistant matte finish.

In terms of colouring the material, the first tests included simply painting the frames after the injection molding. This did give a hard surface, but was not satisfactory as the paint may shave off after long-term use. Also, the paint contains toxic substances and decrease recyclability of the frames. Instead, pigment was added to the master batch before injection, and after many tests we had a good looking colour range
Fikarohana: Research was initially conducted on possible reliable suppliers of the material, and we ultimately decided to use the material sourced by Waste Free Oceans, who conduct regular ocean clean-up missions.

Research was conducted on possible ways to manufacture the material in order to achieve the best possible material properties suited for eyewear frames. The ideal manufacturing process was to receive the material in pellet-form and injection mold it for good precision of shape. This also suited our existing know-how in eyewear manufacturing.

Our previous eyewear collections provided sufficient knowledge and good channels to find out whether consumers would be interested in this type of product.
Aingam-panahy: We wanted to turn the trend of littering the oceans by showing that plastic waste is a valuable resource to be re-used over and over. What better way to do that than to turn it into an everyday object used by many people? We believe that big change comes in the form of many small ones, and therefore our goal was to make the collection attractive to as many as possible, both through well-balanced aesthetics and comfort as well as a low price point.
Faharetan'ny Tetikasa: Project duration was approximately one year and was conducted in Stockholm, Sweden as well as in Wenzhou, China.
Fizotr'asa: The Eyewear collection will be sold mainly through optical stores all over the world. The collection will also retail in some selected clothing stores as well as online through our website, eco-eyewear.com.

The packaging for the frames is also made to tell the story of the frame origin of recycled ocean plastics.