Independent Design | Vintage Round Glasses | GENIC STYLE 102

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51856893852_df4ce03b89_c.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52179140445_bca826af5f_z.jpg **Includes a foldable glasses case and cleaning cloth with every purchase.** **Each season, we collaborate with a different illustrator to design unique packaging.** **Brand Story** https://youtube.com/shorts/HbzZsPo0PGY?feature=share Genic Eyewear's handcrafted eyewear balances aesthetics and functionality, recognizing glasses as both a daily essential and a fashion statement. Designed specifically for Asian facial features and contours, adjustments are made to the frame's width, curvature, size, and nose pad height to ensure maximum comfort for the wearer. The brand draws inspiration from various sources, with a particular emphasis on vintage and retro styles, evident in the choice of colors and shapes for the frames. Produced in limited quantities, each pair of glasses is meticulously handcrafted. The production team is led by Hong Kong master craftsmen with over thirty years of experience, utilizing high-quality Italian acetate to create pieces that excel in craftsmanship and detail. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50344001238_1cfa8ec5f4_z.jpg The brand also regularly hosts workshops, allowing participants to design their own unique eyewear and engage in certain crafting processes, offering a hands-on experience of the beauty of handcrafted glasses. https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4724/25717952118_898dd218fa_z.jpg Genic Eyewear is one of Hong Kong's few independent eyewear brands, produced in a 50-year-old eyewear factory in China, with each piece handcrafted. Every finished product is personally inspected by the designer to ensure quality. **Designer Profile** https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7556/15796133809_8aae122a06.jpg Emily graduated from the London College of Fashion with a bachelor's degree in Footwear Design. During her studies, she collaborated with several renowned brands, and her designs were once nominated for exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in the UK. Upon returning to Hong Kong, Emily leveraged the eyewear knowledge instilled by her family since childhood and the design aesthetic acquired in London to establish her eyewear brand – Genic Eyewear. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50344847262_8eaf831d8b_z.jpg