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are on tap in the new GUESS kids
collection from Marcolin Eyewear.
Five fun and trendy frames are on
offer for children between the ages
of six and 10.
For girls, Style GU9181 is an acetate
square shape offered in a variety
of colours mixed with sparkling
glitter, while model GU9182 is a
round acetate frame.
For boys, GU9183 offers a round
frame front and integrated hinges,
while GU9184 is a rectangular-
shaped frame. Model GU9185
boasts a combination of an acetate
cat-eye frame front and metal
temples.
Marcolin has also introduced three
new frames for boys and three new
styles for girls from its Skechers
Eyewear spring/summer 2019
collection.
treatments, deliver the perfect
combination of fun and style.
Centennial Optical is working
towards environmentally friendly
frames for children.
The new, fun collection features
brand-driven designs with trendy
elements and popular shapes that
will appeal to today’s kids and
tweens. Bright colourations and
expressive graphics decorate each
style, capturing the sport-inspired
lifestyle of the brand’s DNA. “We are developing a line of kids’
plastic using eco-friendly materials
in our Beaver Canoe collection,”
says Linda Mulford-Hum, director
of product development at
Centennial Optical.
Easy-to-wear, fashionable looks,
including triple-colour striping,
floral accents and polka dot detailing
as well as sporty and youthful temple “This plastic material was
developed from recycled waste
plastic. Unfortunately, there is
typically a lot of waste material
in handmade plastics that are not
made from ECO plastic.”
Nano Vista Crew
Nano Vista Replay
New technology for children’s
frames is also on the way from
Alternative/Plan “B” Eyewear.
“The new Nano Finder
coming down the pipeline is a
revolutionary new product that
uses sigfox technology in the
temple tips to provide location
finder information via an app,”
says Cassandra Slepian, marketing
manager.
Skechers SE1640
Guess GU9184
“Lose your glasses? Check the
app. Wondering where your child
is playing at the park? Check the
app! It is still in its prototype stage,
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