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Vinylize Eyewear

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Vinylize Eyewear upcycles vinyl records into glasses. Driven by conservation, vinyl love, and style, the company began in 2004, and its first collection was made from communist propaganda found at a flea market. Today, most of their pieces derive from music records. All pieces are handmade in Hungary by Tipton Eyeworks, where the vinyl is collected and fused with biodegradable cellulose-acetate in order to make the frames heat-resistant. A fine gift for any music nerd or environmentalist, Vinylize Eyewear comes in a variety of bold designs and is shipped in reused boxes. Want to learn more? Check out their groovy behind-the-scenes video.

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