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Acetate Glasses

Q: What are acetate glasses frames?

Acetate glasses frames are made with a unique kind of plastic material with a cool bonus: it’s plant-based, which means that it comes directly from a renewable resource and is considered to be completely hypoallergenic.

Elegant frames made from hand-polished Mazzucchelli Acetate, a premium and durable material with a color twist. More than five colors and shapes to explore.

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FAQS ACETATE EYEGLASSES

Acetate glasses frames are made with a unique a kind of plastic material with a cool bonus: it’s plant-based, which means that it comes directly from a renewable resource and is considered to be completely hypoallergenic.

Yes! Acetate is a high-quality, premium material, and our Mazzu collection frames are specifically made from 100% hand-polished cellulose Mazzucchelli acetate, which is one of the world’s best-known acetate materials.

Mazzucchelli is an Italian manufacturer considered as one of the best in the world, that has specialized in cellulose acetate production since 1849. Our Mazzu collection is made using this premium acetate.

Acetate frames are the ones to go for if you’re looking for the most durable eyeglass frames. They’re made from an incredibly high-quality material that will last for a long time in perfect condition.

One of the best benefits of acetate is that it is hypoallergenic, making it the perfect material for blue light glasses for everyone — including those with sensitive skin — as it doesn’t cause skin irritation.

Acetate, compared to petroleum-based plastic, is a great alternative made from a natural and renewable material. Acetate frames are plant-based as they’re made from cotton that is turned into eco-friendly, durable plastic frames.

Yes! Acetate glasses are easy to adjust and resize as they become malleable when heated. Your best bet is to visit a local optician or eyewear shop where someone can easily adjust your frames for you. However, if you prefer to try on your own, you can put your glasses under hot water or warm them up with a hairdryer for at least 20 seconds, after which you can softly press on the temples to adjust them for a comfortable fit.