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Hakino introduces colored inserts to wooden eyewear at SILMO Paris

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At SILMO Paris, the eyewear brand Hakino has unveiled a new customization feature for its wooden frames. The update involves the addition of colored inserts, which are designed to complement the existing construction that pairs wooden fronts with acetate temples. According to reports from Lunettes Originales, this new element significantly expands the brand's design possibilities, offering customers up to 135,000 potential combinations. This development marks an evolution in Hakino's product line, moving beyond standard wooden aesthetics to include vibrant color options within the frame structure. While other brands such as ERKERS1879 also debuted collections at the event, including a Flight Collection inspired by Charles Lindbergh’s 1927 flight, Hakino's specific innovation lies in this modular approach to wood and color integration. The report highlights the technical aspect of these inserts enhancing the customizable nature of the frames without altering the core material composition of the front or temples.

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  1. 10-9 23:15 · 1 reports
    Hakino unveils wood eyewear with colored inserts at SILMO 20
    Lunettes Originales:Hakino introduces colored inserts to wooden eyewear, offering 135,000 combinations
  2. 10-9 23:15 · 1 reports
    ERKERS1879 to debut Flight Collection at SILMO Paris
    Lunettes Originales:ERKERS1879 debuts at SILMO Paris with Flight Collection honoring 1927 Lindbergh flight

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10-9
  1. Lunettes Originales
    Hakino introduces colored inserts to wooden eyewear, offering 135,000 combinations

    Eyewear brand Hakino has added a new customizable element to its wooden frames by introducing colored inserts. This update complements the existing design that pairs wooden fronts with acetate temples. The brand reports that combining fifteen wood types, fifty frame shapes, eighteen temple colors, and ten insert tones results in 135,000 possible configurations. To highlight this personalization, Hakino launched a marketing campaign featuring Greek deities associated with specific models, such as Zeus wearing the Enzo & Maria frame. The collection emphasizes durability and lightness through artisanal manufacturing. These new designs are scheduled for presentation to opticians and the public at SILMO Paris 2026, taking place from September 25 to 28 at Hall 7, Stand G336.

  2. Lunettes Originales
    ERKERS1879 debuts at SILMO Paris with Flight Collection honoring 1927 Lindbergh flight

    Family-run eyewear brand ERKERS1879, founded in Saint-Louis, Missouri, in 1879, is participating in SILMO Paris for the first time. The company presents its new Flight Collection, inspired by Charles Lindbergh’s 1927 solo transatlantic flight, during which he wore Erkers aviation glasses. The collection comprises twenty-two designs, including eighteen optical frames and four sunglasses, each featuring an aviator cap emblem on the temple tips. Manufacturing involves a forty-eight-step protocol with custom rivets and hinges. Ten models named after Missouri locations were revealed before the event, while the remainder awaits public display at the salon. The exhibition runs from September 25 to 28, 2026, at Paris Nord Villepinte, where ERKERS1879 occupies hall 7, stand B166.