Frequently asked questions
Q: Questions about the leaves and nature that David Green uses?
A: Foraged leaves or reeds that have fallen are used in our product. Different types of leaf are used including wild fig and olive. This depends on the desired effect and design of each frame. A process using natural vegatable dyes is adopted to add a variety of colours. The application of our natural leaves is done by hand, the size and colour can be different. Positioning of the leaves can deviate.
Q: Can the leaf fade in colour?
A: Yes, as this is a natural real leaf or reed, some fading can occur over time. In some isolated cases leaves can partly “dissolve” in areas where there is skin contact or hair products containing alcohol are in ongoing contact with this natural material. Like a cotton shirt, cotton based acetate is porous and appreciates love and care.
Q: Can the acetate tips be bent?
A: Yes, but please have a professional optometrist dispenser attend to this. Take care as the bending is not a “linear” experience. Apply heat periodically and test the bending at each stage rather than over heat at the risk of cracking the acetate’s natural finish.
Q: Can I buy eyewear directly or online?
A: Unfortunately not. We distribute solely through our appointed select optometrists and distributors. Please consult the “Where to Buy” section on our website.
Q: How many of these frames have been produced?
A: We restrict production to a maximum of 100 pieces per colour worldwide.
Q: What if the item I bought is defective?
A: Thegreencompany ensures a high quality of the product when delivered. Should it happen that your eyewear has a manufacturing defect, a replacement item will be sent to you via your distributor/optometrist accordingly.
Q: How can I return my frames?
A: All frame returns require a Return Merchandise Authorization, Inc, from a customer service department, or authorized sales representative. Frames must be returned in their original packaging materials to protect the frames from damage in transit during shipping process.