The 17th annual Conferences of the Parties (COP 17) is currently taking place in Durban from November 28th to December 9th. COP 17 is an annual event where the members to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) aka Earth Summit assess the current state of climate change.
David Green Eyewear, a brand of designer eyewear that is available now in over 20 countries is with timeless style and a unique eco-friendly, environmental green concept will be showcased at the Expo information desk, as well as on the Expo greening exhibition stand.
Each piece is precision crafted to incorporate in its frame a fallen leaf – dried, dyed and fashioned within a natural cotton-based acetate material. The leaf design is available in a variety of colors and forms, each one is an individual.
About David Green Eyewear
David Green has worn spectacles from an early age. He studied engineering, working with internationals based in Japan, Italy and France. Today David Green applies his keen eye for detail together with a passion for the environment.
David Green Eyewear is crafted by hand and uses processes and materials that are required to meet his stringent prerequisite criteria. Natural cotton based acetate produced in Italy is selected for properties of comfort and long lasting finish.
David selects coatings with RoHS certification that conforms no harmful substances have been used in production. Plus the factory water is recycled.
Hinges and components are sourced from Austria and nose pads from Germany this is necessary in order to achieve the superior action that is notable in our eyewear. A unique non-toxic silicone is chosen for temples that boast a special property of not sliding down the nose, especially when wearing eyewear during sport.
It frequently takes David and his design teams a year of preparation and trial before a frame is well thought out and launched to market.
It is this depth and care that delivers comfort and elegance for the individual.
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