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created over 3 years ago | Tagged: well being, design, student, interactive, materials, goverment, mexico, eyeware, schoolchildrens, see better,

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"See Better to Learn Better" is a program sponsored by the Mexican Government to provide free eyeware to students between the ages of 6 and 18. Fuesproject/Yves Béhar worked with the non-profit organization to develop a special line of eyewear especially suited for the needs of schoolchildren. Collección Escolar ergonomic, iconic and customizable: the frames snap together from elements in seven different colors, 5 different shapes, and 3 different sizes, with interchangeable nose pads.

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The students choose their own pair of glasses prior to delivery of a batch to the school. A specially designed options catalog allows the students to see what their pair will look like and design them in an interactive way.

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Pretty cute, and they're also durable. The frames are made from hyper-flexible Gilamid Plastic, so they won't break in half on the soccer field.

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