Vinyl Factory – Beat slayer

We are leaving Los Angeles with a bang! I can almost feel the beat looking at Amy wearing this Techno music inspired frame named “Beat slayer” by Vinyl Factory. A very cool frame with a wicked look due too its thin shaped nose bridge and the smart use of contrasting colours.

This model is part of their high-end ICONS series, which are all titanium frames that are made in Japan. They feature a unique coloring process by ‘IP” (Ion-Plating) treatment which guarantees superior adherence and durability.  Their nose pads are titanium too and laser engraved to reinforce the identity of this collection. The sunglasses are all polarized with inside ant-reflective coating.

About the brand:

Vinyl Factory takes us back to an earlier time and re-interprets classic, iconic models and updates them for today’s style conscious wearers. Inspired by the music and spirit of the 60’s and 70’s,the collection is composed of optical and sunglass models with unique detailing that gets you into a pop and retro mood. Evocative names such as Bowie, Clapton and Marley are used and frames incorporate golden disc inserts and electric guitar neck shaped temples. Each frame is hand-made with great care with finishes such as laser engraving and metal colouring & plating. Sunglasses are fitted with polarized lenses and anti-reflective coating.

 

Shooting: TEFdoesLA
Eyewear: Beat slayer by Vinyl Factory
Model: Amy Roiland of aFashionNerd

Author: maarten weidemaAfter being a freelance eyewear designer since 1999, TEF founder Maarten Weidema now solely writes about his fellow designers in the optical industry. His passionate mission is to promote independent eyewear to the international optical arena, backed up by a large group of bloggers and journalists from all over the world. He has recently been awarded "International Optical Personality of the Year", "Leading Innovator in Optical Social Media Marketing", "Social Media Marketing Company of the Year" and received several awards for "best eyewear blog" for his efforts to promote independent eyewear to a community of 517.000 eyecare professionals.

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