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FLEXON

Flexon has changed the world of eyewear and sun wear as we know it. Seeming to defy the laws of nature, Flexon frames return to shape even after accidental bending or twisting. Crafted with a titanium-base alloy developed by the U.S.Naval. Ordance Lab, Flexon frames are made from one of the most flexible metals on the planet. March on holds four exclusive patents for Flexon, but these memory- metals have also been used in jet aircraft construction, NASA research, super-computer electronics connectors, and experimental medical products. Still the single largest use of flexible metals among consumers remains Flexon eyewear.

AIR TITANIUM

With frames weighing less than 3 grams, Air Titanium spectacles are the world’s lightest, made from nickel-free titanium wire with a diameter of only 1mm. This optimum dimensioning of the titanium material provides the spectacles with an exceptional flexibility and strength and offers endless scope for adoption of the spectacles to the physiognomy of individual users. The design is minimalist no screws, rivets or soldering. Simply a wire bent and shaped into a pair of spectacles, which can either appear almost invisible or more distinct depending on the model chosen.

LA FONT

80 Years of history is at the core of the Lafont concept and what is evoked by each style. The heritage of the French lifestyle, the celebration of Parisian Elegance, and discreet luxury, together with technical knowledge, and only the use of highest quality materials, is the essence of Lafont. Having a passion for high quality, Lafont fashions and finishes, with high precision, its frames in France using rich acetates and pure metals. Known for her innovative colour schemes, Laurence Lafont creates eyewear with the same passion she uses in designing home furnishings. Laurence draws her ideas by observing people and lifestyles, while visiting in the markets of Tokyo, Hong Kong, New Delhi or Milan. Simple objects can inspire. Laurence extrapolates all the combinations of colours and textures.