Karun Joint Bureo Recycling Nets To Create Sunglasses

Some time ago, during the upheaval of the fashion industry, apart from the fragmentation of fashion week mode, public opinion about fashion and environmental protection was also divided.

Whether Fendi stores suffer from the sit ins of environmental animal groups or the joint series of Karun and Bureo, fashion singleness is gradually disintegrating.

It is reported that this Bureo team from the recovered fishing nets waste together with the manufacturer Karun together to create sunglasses, designed to let many fashion enthusiasts pay attention to animals outside, once again return to the new environmental protection node: marine pollution.

It is reported that all the raw materials are from the abandoned fishing nets, after processing it has become able to make.

The raw materials are sold with Zeiss polarized lenses.

As a combination of high technology and fashion, this spectacle is more like a trial run to a greater extent.

Therefore, there is not much bright spot in design.

The reason for this

The model is only for medium and small faces.

However, as an environmentalist, it should be considered a good oath.

The glasses are available in two tones of tea and black, and are more like Ray-Ban in appearance.

Pricing is also the rule, $139 each.

On the other hand, from the environmental protection to environmental protection and fashion "joint", it can be regarded as a high class change of fashion democratization.

Speaking of the link between environmental protection and fashion, in fact, it is more of a change in the current concept of consumer consumption.

From a single pursuit of luxury to a focus on sustainable development, environmental protection is full of this avant-garde influence.

In the end, will fashion be linked to environmental protection? Will future fashion lose its original expression? The answer is unknown.