I mean if you can do this with denim - you can do this with any fabric scraps (perhaps if the fabric is thin you'll require more layers but still will absolutely work!) it's a new way of recycling, I also think you may recycle not just glasses this way but other accessories too! This is cool!🔥
The glasses are awesome! What an artist 💜 We should be doing more upcycling as a society. Yes, I do it everywhere I can. In my art and in my everyday life! It makes life much much more interesting and beautiful. Much better for out environment. No more fast fashion! 💜✌
I'm not an expert...but it seems to me like this process generates substantially more waste that CANNOT be recycled and also will not biogedrade like simple denim scraps would...it seems like a neat idea but net negative impact as far as environmental waste is concerned. I would love to be proven wrong by someone who knows more than I.
@@whatever3145 Try thrifting or using what you already have. There is no reason to keep up with every single stupid trend that exists on this planet. Try wearing and reimagining what you own! I don't understand how people need quantity or quality that lasts weeks over years. I get it when it comes to children but even then people go overboard too! Other countries and your own for that matter may be swimming in wasted cloth from used clothes. Look into it. You may be surprised. If not it's to bad to close your eyes to be a part of the problem.
@@ZacharySkaggs You're 100% correct. Don't get me wrong I think this is an awesome idea, but it certainly won't have a positive environmental effect. They are recycling something that is biodegradable, adding a lot of plastic, and creating something non biodegradable. Again I'm not slamming the creator, it's an awesome idea, I love it.
They're great! This guy's got amazing talent and crafting skills!! Unfortunately,it won't make a dent in the waste problem unless production can be scaled up quite high.
This is so cool Any advice for what to use to attach a thick cord to the side to replace the legs? I tried hot glue lol worked for a bit but came off. Gorilla glue?
If you impregnate ANYTHING with resin it can be sunglass frames. We don’t have an issue with world wide denim contaminants. We have a problem with plastic. But thanks again for solving an issue that wasn’t there.
Generating much more toxic waste.... There are many better ways to repurpose denim without making expensive polluting glasses frames.... Just like those who buy electric cars thinking they're doing a favor to environment..... 😂💩🤡🚮
Its cool regardless, and I don't see where it says what sort of resin its made with. I also don't see the need for unnecessary negativity. You also ignored what goes into manufacturing fabrics.
Most amazing inventions of human kind in production process: 1. Economy of scale 2. Devision of labour 3. Assembly line 4. Automation This guy: Imma pretend that never happened. Also, one frame will cost you 200 dollars, sir because remember? We're saving the planet!
The only sad part is in spite of the low cost of production most of these recycled products are so expensive that they never reach the masses, which beats the whole purpose.
C'mon look at all the hours of work he puts in, how much do you expect him to sell it? Unless he figures out a way to automate most of the process. He will hardly be able to lower the price ...
@@XsmaelTheBest7 I completely understand your point. And I'm not at all against the profits he's making. My only concern is the environmental factor. There's a thing about such products, these are mostly manufactured for the premium segment of users and hence, the quantity sold is less. Or you may say, they're priced so high that it becomes unaffordable for the most users. But if it's made for a larger base of consumers by reducing the profit margin, the profit will definitely surpass the previous profit margins with the help of economy of scales. Also, if these products have been truly designed keeping in mind the eco friendly feature, then I think the manufacturer won't be going after huge profit margins, but with lesser profits and huge environmental impact. In the end, it majorly depends on the ulterior motive the manufacturer has behind his/her brilliant innovation.
We take jeans and cotton , flax and hemp that decompose in the ground for a year, and turn them into a pile of non-decomposable toxic, waste! And ,of course he works professionally with his hands !
Ooooooh. He has discovered linen ( cotton) micarta. We been making knife scales and pistols grip panels out of it for about 70 years now. How inovative.
Without the resins denim would still just be cloth, resin gives it form. Well done to the creator Jack, but I should think the cost could be astronomical.
@@mypointofview1111 no I understood that part but I remember there being a big trend of using resin for jewelry but creators were using reain that doesn't ever actually fully cure meaning it was still toxic and ppl were getting sick
@@leacotaco ...no. the process makes people sick, not the product. Unless they did it wrong. Resin earrings use metal posts anyways it doesn't touch your skin
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I'm impressed not about the glasses. But, look at all the wood tools he created to produce this.
You are amazing
Dope how cnc machine is used to cut the glasses, and the some of the tools in the manufacturing process.
@@gravecodedelete your profile picture please.
Wow! That’s an obsession. Mind boggling just seeing all the tooling involved to just get setup to make these pieces. Works of art…Bravo!
This is clearly a man who has found his craft. Such dedication is great to see.
I mean if you can do this with denim - you can do this with any fabric scraps (perhaps if the fabric is thin you'll require more layers but still will absolutely work!) it's a new way of recycling, I also think you may recycle not just glasses this way but other accessories too! This is cool!🔥
Exactly , Micarta is a popular material and extremely durable . Linen and burlap micarta are quite popular
Love the dedication in this process.
The glasses are awesome! What an artist 💜
We should be doing more upcycling as a society. Yes, I do it everywhere I can. In my art and in my everyday life! It makes life much much more interesting and beautiful. Much better for out environment. No more fast fashion! 💜✌
I'm not an expert...but it seems to me like this process generates substantially more waste that CANNOT be recycled and also will not biogedrade like simple denim scraps would...it seems like a neat idea but net negative impact as far as environmental waste is concerned. I would love to be proven wrong by someone who knows more than I.
Fast fashion exists for a reason. Affordability and much wider range of sizes. Something will need to replace that for it to end.
@@whatever3145 Try thrifting or using what you already have. There is no reason to keep up with every single stupid trend that exists on this planet. Try wearing and reimagining what you own!
I don't understand how people need quantity or quality that lasts weeks over years.
I get it when it comes to children but even then people go overboard too!
Other countries and your own for that matter may be swimming in wasted cloth from used clothes. Look into it. You may be surprised. If not it's to bad to close your eyes to be a part of the problem.
@@ZacharySkaggs You're 100% correct. Don't get me wrong I think this is an awesome idea, but it certainly won't have a positive environmental effect. They are recycling something that is biodegradable, adding a lot of plastic, and creating something non biodegradable. Again I'm not slamming the creator, it's an awesome idea, I love it.
Such an intricate and long process I'm sure ...very unique.❤️Can't imagine the cost of one pair.💰💰
235€ in Germany
@@omrimayer11 On the high end for sure
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He's got creativity in his 'jeans'.
(🥁Bah-da-bum, tsssss)
🤣🤣🤣
That's actually really cool and unique. Stylish as well
I love this process true craftsmanship
We need more people like this
I really appreciate the work put into this project. Good job
Impressive skills & perfect set of tools.
The boys will love these new Jlasses
BEAUTIFUL BC they are hand made... love love these
The perfect final touch to a Canadian Tux.
You need a manbun to wear this
Идея супер джинсы часто выкидывают бесплатное сырьё для производства изделий. Мастер умелые руки ✋🖐👋
That’s true labour of love!
Outstanding
Amazing!😮
They're great! This guy's got amazing talent and crafting skills!! Unfortunately,it won't make a dent in the waste problem unless production can be scaled up quite high.
His social media shorts are brilliant too
Lovely made production line.
Ultra creative guy this glass looks like brand 🔥
Micarta...my favorite
Maravilloso !!!!!!!
Desde Argentina un saludo con admiración y respeto de Eduardo Lloreda....
What a neat idea! I want a pair!
This man is doing a living out of a maximum of 60 glasses sold per month, they're not exactly cheap
Fantastico, complimenti!👏🏽👏🏿👏🏻
been keeping up with you in the shorts saving up for my first pair of the Andromedas
When I think about the most comfortable thing to wear on my face ,denim is the first thing that comes to mind
He refers to it as turning “thigh wear to eyewear” I love it!
this is genious great work!
Lot of hard work here 🙏👍
Creatividad Señores y señoras
... Creatividad !!!
Super idea 👽👍
Brilliant.
Like a baous 😎👍
I like how you guys didn't even bother making his website link clickable in the description. 😂👍😎
Bravo Jack Spencer, Bravo 🙌
This is so cool
Any advice for what to use to attach a thick cord to the side to replace the legs? I tried hot glue lol worked for a bit but came off. Gorilla glue?
Thats pretty bad ass man!
If you impregnate ANYTHING with resin it can be sunglass frames.
We don’t have an issue with world wide denim contaminants.
We have a problem with plastic.
But thanks again for solving an issue that wasn’t there.
What if I impregnate you? Would you be mad?
AWESOMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
So cool
Very cool
Pretty rad.
He recycled biodegradable denim using lots of synthetic resin. Hurray!
I was just about to ask this. Would it have been better to just make the frame out of resin?
Hahaha I know!
Generating much more toxic waste.... There are many better ways to repurpose denim without making expensive polluting glasses frames.... Just like those who buy electric cars thinking they're doing a favor to environment..... 😂💩🤡🚮
Its cool regardless, and I don't see where it says what sort of resin its made with. I also don't see the need for unnecessary negativity. You also ignored what goes into manufacturing fabrics.
@@ollie7597 let's be optimistic, let's assume he didn't do it for money also. ???
Super 👌
Congratulations, excellent idea excellent process. How much they cost?
Most amazing inventions of human kind in production process:
1. Economy of scale
2. Devision of labour
3. Assembly line
4. Automation
This guy: Imma pretend that never happened. Also, one frame will cost you 200 dollars, sir because remember? We're saving the planet!
Да. Вот это вещь. 👍
Man I would love a pair, but short on clash.
Muito lindo. Parabéns do Brasil
I e followed him for a while now. 🔥🔥🔥
Dope
The only sad part is in spite of the low cost of production most of these recycled products are so expensive that they never reach the masses, which beats the whole purpose.
Exactly, do you think this dude will sell this glass at normal price range !!! Nah. Capitalism at its finest.
C'mon look at all the hours of work he puts in, how much do you expect him to sell it? Unless he figures out a way to automate most of the process. He will hardly be able to lower the price ...
@@XsmaelTheBest7 I completely understand your point. And I'm not at all against the profits he's making. My only concern is the environmental factor.
There's a thing about such products, these are mostly manufactured for the premium segment of users and hence, the quantity sold is less. Or you may say, they're priced so high that it becomes unaffordable for the most users. But if it's made for a larger base of consumers by reducing the profit margin, the profit will definitely surpass the previous profit margins with the help of economy of scales.
Also, if these products have been truly designed keeping in mind the eco friendly feature, then I think the manufacturer won't be going after huge profit margins, but with lesser profits and huge environmental impact. In the end, it majorly depends on the ulterior motive the manufacturer has behind his/her brilliant innovation.
I want a pair.
ill buy this
To find happiness, u need to find something to hold on to. Something to motivate you and something to inspire you. A fellow creator ❤️.
Браво мајсторе..то могу само Срби😁
Q chulo me encanta😉
No one is strong in his own strength, but he is safe by the grace and mercy of God.
Nice, creative, genius! Where are they sold in the US?
I think you need to have them shipped, since he makes them. Website probably provides US shipping included.
Clever
Hi where do you get the brass attach pieces please I want to try out I will buy the pieces or website 🎉
best 🙂👍
I'll have one.
Awesome must be expensive then other ordinary glass.
Very good innovation...but the fact is that why?....plastic frame with the texture or print of jeans will be much much cheaper...
Шикарно
Im shocked by how affordable these are. The process seems grueling. How can you make any money out of this?
👍👍👍👍👍
Я бы сделал из всего этого набор для сборки и в таком виде продавал)
Cool
We take jeans and cotton , flax and hemp that decompose in the ground for a year, and turn them into a pile of non-decomposable toxic, waste! And ,of course he works professionally with his hands !
It's handcrafted so it must be good and everything! 😁
Ooooooh. He has discovered linen ( cotton) micarta. We been making knife scales and pistols grip panels out of it for about 70 years now. How inovative.
I thought resins were still toxic even after its "finished". Is it only cetain kinds?
Without the resins denim would still just be cloth, resin gives it form. Well done to the creator Jack, but I should think the cost could be astronomical.
@@mypointofview1111 no I understood that part but I remember there being a big trend of using resin for jewelry but creators were using reain that doesn't ever actually fully cure meaning it was still toxic and ppl were getting sick
@@leacotaco ...no. the process makes people sick, not the product. Unless they did it wrong. Resin earrings use metal posts anyways it doesn't touch your skin
@@whatever3145 ah okay ty
Can anyone tell me this liquid name?
I can finally level up to quadruple denim now
I've always wanted to look like a JEANious ♻️🧠👖
So basically denim micarta. Gotcha
Ну, обалдеть
Amazballz
Next, glasses made by hundred bill
How can I buy
It's an ad. I doubt he is using recycled denim. Just a marketing stratergy.
Jlasses
I wants it
*turns biodegradable material into nonbiodegradable material* ah yes, recycling✨
Manufacturing time is too ...muchh.. man it would take a hard effort to scale to meet demands
Надеюсь, автор удостоверился в гипоаллергенности материалов?
Def wouldnt have gone with that pitted metal look myself
These are cool but the process that gets the resin infused with the denim seems very inefficient.
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Porfavor me vendes unos ? Te pasaste de cornetas !
You don't have to recycle denim it's the most ecological material.
I thought maybe with a pair of jeans , more frames could be done.
0:44 😑
Jectacles
Why? Cotton is biodegradable and there's so much you can make with recycled fabric without covering it in resin and creating more plastic waste.
finally, I can wear some dudes torn ripped jeans on my face