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What is Vinylize?

Vinylize is an independent brand that pioneered the production of high quality eyewear from records. Created in 2004 by Zachary Tipton, we sell to over 500 optical shops world wide. We recycle more than 3 tons of vinyl yearly.

Shipping
Free for all orders globally. We ship next business day with Fedex.
Returns
If you don't like your frame, ship it back undamaged within 14 days for a full refund.
Guarantee
Vinylize has a 2 year guarantee. Many times we can also repair your frame.
Can I put prescription lenses in your frames?
Yes, your optometrist can put any lens in your frame, that is why Vinylize is available in over 500 optical shops world wide. 
How durable are Vinylize frames?

We have had people come back to us after 8 years requesting the same frame. The materials are very durable.

What makes Vinylize frames unique?

Vinylize products are handcrafted from upcycled vinyl records, blending sustainability with style. Every frame is unique and represents a piece of music history.

Where does the vinyl come from?

We have a few main sources and each is different in quality. 

1. Old collections. Maybe somebody is getting rid of ther vinyl or their grandfather passed away...

2. Pressing plants. Many pressing plants either create mispressings or have orders that have not been payed for... that is where we come in. 

3. Distributors. We often recycle old stocks of unsold vinyl. 

Can I order a custom frame from a vinyl that I send you?

Short answer: no. This is because we can not control the quality and thus we can not guarantee the finished product. We have made many custom frames (check here, here and here for a few...) but have stopped doing this because we can not guarantee it. 

Are Vinylize sunglasses eco-friendly?

Yes, as friendly as we can be! All Vinylize eyewear is made using recycled vinyl records and acetate, promoting sustainable fashion. The packaging is also made from recycled paper.

Can I order Vinylize glasses online?

Yes, Vinylize offers global shipping and virtual fittings through our official website. We prefer that you purchase from an official retailor so they can fit the frame to your head and ensure that the prescription is good, but many times there is no retailor near by. 

Do Vinylize sun glasses protect against UV?

Absolutely. Our sunglasses come with premium Italian lenses offering full UV400 protection.

What styles does Vinylize offer?

From bold and artistic frames to modern, our collections include CLASSIC, CYKLO and NVSBLE.

How do I care for my Vinylize eyewear?
Clean your Vinylize glasses with a soft, microfiber cloth and use a lens-safe cleaning solution. Store them in a protective case when not in use. Avoid leaving them in extreme heat, as vinyl can warp over time. Sometimes sweat can discolor the frame. If this happens, clean in an ultrasonic bath (at your optician). In the  event of heavier discoloration, you may need to repolish the frame.

Where can I buy Vinylize eyewear?

You can purchase Vinylize glasses directly from our official website or through authorized retailers listed in our store locator. Global shipping and virtual fittings are also available for international customers.

What styles of eyewear does Vinylize offer?
Vinylize offers both optical frames and sunglasses, available in classic and bold styles. Collections like CLASSIC, CYKLO and NVSBLE cater to various aesthetics—from minimal to statement-making.

 

How are Vinylize glasses made?
Each pair of Vinylize glasses is handmade in Budapest by skilled artisans. The process includes selecting vinyl records, bonding them with cellulose acetate for durability, and precisely shaping the frames to ensure comfort, strength, and optical clarity. Check our production page here. 

 

What are Vinylize eyewear made from?
Vinylize eyewear is handcrafted from upcycled records and cellulose acetate. Each frame is made using real, recycled vinyl, making every piece unique in texture and pattern. This sustainable process not only reduces waste but also turns music history into wearable fashion.

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