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ZEAL
Zeal is focusing on giving customers the
colours they want.
“As an outdoor-focused brand, we take the
inspiration for our colour palette from the en-
vironment around us,” says Zeal’s marketing
director Mike Lewis.
“This year, look for numerous new earth
Rampart
tones, focused on the changing hues of each
season.”
Cleo is a chic frame featuring Zeal’s Z-Lite,
thin-injection technology that keeps it ul-
tra-light and big on style. This larger six-base
curvature frame provides extra coverage
while allowing the wearing to look their best,
whether they’re hitting the trail or city streets.
Cleo comes in four unique colour schemes
including rose all day, ocean, matte tortoise
Boone
and matte black.
“We don’t think you should have to have a dif-
ferent pair of sunglasses for running, another
for cycling and a third for golf. Zeals are truly
quiver killers,” explains Lewis.
The Rampart is a full-wrap frame with Proflex
rubber that keeps them on the face during any
adventure. They come in gloss red tortoise,
gloss torched woodgrain and gloss black.
Cleo
“We believe sunglasses should be built for the
rigors of the wild and all of our glasses, even
the more fashion-forward, can take a licking,” Speaking of plant-based, Lewis says Zeal’s
says Lewis. sustainable frames are durable enough for the
Boone is another light and airy style that can
impacts of sports.
keep up no matter where the day has in store. “We are very excited about our new See Grass
This four-base curvature frame is equipped Collection launching in Spring 2020. This will
with ProFlex Rubber, providing a soft and further reduce the environmental footprint
comfortable hold. Designed for a person’s of our glasses by constructing frames from
inner wild side, the Z-Lite frames and Ellume 50 per cent post-consumer recycled plastics
Polarized lenses are 100 per cent plant-based. and 50 per cent from ‘true grasses’, which are
Boone is available in smoke, maple, matte agricultural waste fiber including hemp, flax,
tortoise and matte black. rice and straw.”
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