I have kicked around the idea of getting a few wooden frames from this craftsman. Have anyone here dealt with this outfit or have experience with his product?
http://urbanspectacles.com/index.html
I have kicked around the idea of getting a few wooden frames from this craftsman. Have anyone here dealt with this outfit or have experience with his product?
http://urbanspectacles.com/index.html
No experience here, but looks pretty cool...how difficult would mounting in that be?
edkendance and me have the exact same wood frames from OGA
Don't try to bend the temples.
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Hey, this guy isn't far from me. Looks like I'm going to need to do some scouting for Fezz. Bespoke wooden frames.... hmmmm.
- Optician
- Frame Maker/Designer
- Teacher of the art of crafting handmade eyewear.
Go check him out and report back!
Get some Elmers Glue. Only thing I remember about wood, is it breaks. Be careful.
Yeah. Be sure you don't get a brokeback on the frame.
Oga has (or had) wooden temple frames..didn't care for them and they didn't sell very well.
wood?
Teh heh....
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Love the look, use an outside lab.....I think they would kick my **** if I asked them to mount those. I can't even get people to clean their eyeglasses every week or so...imagine the yuck on those frames :(
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No matter What you have more choice than ever for wood eyewear and it' growing. Shwood just struck a deal to deliver sunwear to WISH
i just updated our Wood Eyewear Listing -http://opticalvisionresources.com/top-22-wood-eyewear-companies. There are several new wood companies that make all wood and of course there are wood temples
I am so happy to hear you are going to carry product MADE IN The USA! and supporting small independent frame companies!
I looked at the urban spectacles website a few months ago -- cool-looking stuff. But considering how much time the artist must spend making each frame, it seems as though they would be extremely expensive to buy. Then you have to mark them up for retail sale and back them with some sort of warranty. I'll get the fake wood frames, if any.
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