At Six-Sept Lunetier, sustainability is at the heart of our manufacturing process.
We carefully select natural materials such as maple, walnut and smoked oak, ensuring that our production practices respect the environment.
Our eyewear is handcrafted in Switzerland, with a constant concern to minimize waste and optimize the use of resources.
We favor local wood species, and our production processes are designed to be as environmentally friendly as possible.
The longevity and durability of our eyewear reduce the need for frequent replacement, thus promoting sustainable consumption practices.

We use mainly maple, walnut and smoked oak, selected for their aesthetic and durable properties.
Each type of wood is chosen for its unique texture and robustness.
The temples are reinforced with horn sleeves, offering the perfect combination of comfort and durability.
We are committed to using environmentally-friendly materials and to continually exploring more sustainable options for our products.

Each pair of glasses is crafted with meticulous attention to detail.
Wood is treated and assembled using time-honored artisan techniques, and every step of the process is controlled to ensure superior quality.
Our frames undergo rigorous testing to guarantee their durability and resistance to everyday wear and tear.
What’s more, our glasses are designed to be repairable, prolonging their lifespan and reducing their environmental impact.

To ensure the longevity of your wooden glasses, we recommend cleaning them with a soft, dry cloth.
Avoid prolonged exposure to water and excessive humidity.
In the event of contact with liquids, quickly wipe your glasses with a soft cloth.
Occasional polishing of horn temples can help keep them looking shiny and new.
If your eyewear requires repair or special care, please contact us directly or your optician for personalized advice.

We use maple, walnut and smoked oak wood, mainly from sustainably managed forests.
We favor local species to reduce our carbon footprint and support responsible forestry practices.

We recommend adjusting the bezels with care, using appropriate tools to avoid damaging the wood.
Horn sleeves can be heat-adjusted for optimum fit.
For any questions or assistance, we are available by phone or email, and can also come to you for on-site consultations.

Normally, the varnish needs no further treatment.
However, after a fall or if the frame is damaged and needs to be repaired, we can retouch the varnish if necessary.
For horn temples, it may be beneficial to polish them from time to time to maintain their shine and nourish the horn, depending on the customer’s needs.