It’s almost time for MIDO 2022 and, finally, we will be able to meet each other in Milano Fiera Rho, Hall 22 Stand C27! But remember that Danor will also have a virtual presence at the Digital edition of this MIDO 2022: three stands devoted to the world of fashion, sport and, of course, sustainability […]

Sunglasses, especially when built with accuracy and good taste, are accessories meant to last forever, passing through the years and the trends. It’s good to know, however, that they can be manufactured with materials that are recycled, and recyclable again! For some time now Danor, one of the most traditional Italian eyewear manufacturers, decided to […]

After all the troubles caused by Covid-19, we are really happy to announce that we will take part in the Opti fair in Munich, ready to show all the news that an experienced Italian manufacturer such as Danor has to propose: starting from new and fresh styles perfect for the fashion world, as well as […]

Finally, it’s time for the MIDO Show 2022! And, great news, this year it will be a physical event: an occasion for knowing each other better and discussing about the latest news Danor proposes, all characterized by a strong orientation towards the concept of eco-sustainability and, of course, by the quality characteristic of the Made […]

Danor is now SMETA (Sedex Member Ethical Trade Audit) 4-Pillars certified, a certification awarded by Sedex, one of the world’s leading ethical trade membership organization, working with businesses to improve working conditions in global supply chains.

DANOR looks at the future and now is back again with a new massage that fosters sustainability with a brand new ECO FRIENDLY collection. DANOR projects and realizes eyewear that protect people’s well being and our planet thanks to a collaboration with AQUAFIL to make 100% regenerated eyewear. The regenerated nylon is a raw material […]

From the collaboration with AQUAFIL we are pleased to present a new material, now also adopted for the eyewear sector. This regenerated nylon is made entirely from the reuse of oceanic and reclaimed waste, such as industrial plastics, fabric scraps, carpets and fishing nets.The feature of this new material is that it can be continuously […]