(Re)Orbit Eyewear
Frame #01 of 32
Made from Spaceships, Satellites, and Aeroplanes
Congratulations! You own something unprecedented - extreme performance materials finally getting the premium application they were engineered for, but never received.
Your Material's Journey
Origins: Precision Engineering Designed for Space
| Grade | 24k tow, ultra-high modulus carbon fibre |
| Original Purpose | Engineered for spacecraft, satellite and aircraft applications |
| Performance Capability | Designed to withstand the vacuum of space and extreme temperature variations |
| Engineering Reality | Materials precise enough for space missions, wasted because they exceeded standard manufacturing requirements |
The Irony?
These fibres were literally engineered to survive in space, yet were destined for disposal because precision manufacturing demands perfection, creating valuable offcuts from materials that are "too good" for typical applications.
Transformation From Waste to Wonder
| Collection | Processing | Compounding | Manufacturing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Precision aerospace waste, typically destined for costly disposal | Specialist carbon fibre preparation maintaining space-grade performance characteristics | Integration with recycled nylon whilst preserving exceptional material properties | Handcrafted by premium Italian eyewear specialists to exacting standards |
Material Source - Authenticated precision aerospace manufacturing waste streams
Processing Standards - ISO-certified transformation protocols maintain space-grade quality. Certifications involved in the processing and manufacture of (Re)Orbit: ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015
Quality Verification - Independent laboratory testing confirms heritage performance
Pinoeer Status Confirmed
By owning (Re)Orbit frame # 01 of 32, you've claimed a new standard in carbon fibre recycling: precision waste reborn as premium sunglasses. This isn’t just a product, it’s the prototype that proved the future. Only 32 will ever exist. What you own isn’t just rare - it’s irreplaceable.
The Crisis We're Solving Together
138,000,000 tons of aerospace-grade carbon fibre are set to go to landfill in the next 50 years — enough to cover Texas if laid as a single sheet.But not yours.By choosing Genesis, you've shown that high-performance materials deserve a second life. You've helped prove that provenance matters, waste has worth, and luxury can lead.You haven’t just joined a solution.
You’ve helped shape the future of one.