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Safilo goes for sustainability with use of regenerated nylon for licensed and owned eyewear

February 21, 2020

Safilo is turning to regenerated nylon to make eyewear for its licenses as part of its sustainability push. Image courtesy of Safilo Safilo is turning to regenerated nylon to make eyewear for its licenses as part of its sustainability push. Image courtesy of Safilo

 

By Luxury Daily News Service

Italy’s Safilo, maker of sunglasses and frames for some of the biggest names in luxury, has joined hands with Aquafil to make eco-sustainable eyewear as the trend takes root across different sectors of business.

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