See if your frames can be made from Without's certified recycled materials.
This questionnaire is for sourcing, materials, and sustainability leads at eyewear brands. Work through it to see whether your frames are a fit for Without's VerdiFLX recycled polyolefin pellets, and to collect what our team needs to scope a pilot. It takes around 10 minutes. You do not need every answer now: use it as a checklist to gather what you will need before your first call with us.
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Section 1
Your product
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Let's start with what you are making. The more specific you can be, the better we can advise on material fit.
1.1 Frame format
Which frame category are you looking to convert? Tick all that apply.
1.2 Current frame material
What are your current frames made from?
1.3 Production volume
Approximate annual volume for the line(s) you want to convert.
1.4 Price tier
Retail price positioning of this line.
Section 2
Your sustainability ambition
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2.1 Recycled content target
What proportion of recycled content are you aiming for?
2.2 Sustainability claims you want to make
Tick all that apply.
2.3 Certifications you need
Does your brand or a retail buyer require specific certifications?
2.4 Regulatory drivers
Are you responding to specific regulatory requirements?
Case study
See how we launched our own viral eyewear brand
Find out how we used VerdiFLX to launch a certified recycled line.
Existing injection-moulding tools you would reuse with recycled material?
3.4 Supplier relationship
Have you discussed recycled materials with your current frame manufacturer?
Section 4
Performance requirements
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VerdiFLX is engineered for injection-moulded applications. These criteria help us confirm grade fit.
4.1 Key performance criteria
Tick your top three.
4.2 Any existing test standards
Do your frames need to meet specific test standards (e.g. EN ISO 12312-1 for sunglasses, ANSI Z87.1 for safety eyewear)?
Section 5
Timeline and pilot scope
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5.1 Target launch timeline
5.2 Pilot scope
What would a useful pilot look like for your brand?
5.3 Decision-makers involved
Who else will approve this pilot?
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What happens next?
Once you have worked through this questionnaire, you have everything you need for a productive first conversation with our team.
We typically move from initial conversation to material sample dispatch within 2 to 4 weeks. Most pilot programmes run over 3 to 6 months, with clear pass/fail criteria agreed up front.
