Lunor

Production locations

• Germany

Working Conditions & Living Wages

Lunor combines traditional craftsmanship with modern technology in the Black Forest region, known for its dedication to sustainable production practices. The production facilities incorporate responsible designs, including the use of solar panels detailed on their website. This reflects a strong commitment to maintaining ethical workplace standards, which are robustly supported by EU regulations. The brand maintains a close relationship with its workforce, ensuring fair working conditions and fostering an inclusive environment across its operations.

Materials

• Acetate
• Stainless steel
• Titanium

These materials are chosen for their durability and quality. The brand is climate neutral certified by Fokus Zukunft, which attests to their commitment to reducing environmental impact.

Packaging

Lunor’s products, such as microfiber cleaning cloths and leather cases, are typically packaged in recyclable boxes using plastic-free packaging tape. While there is no web shipping that dictates uniform packaging, the brand encourages stores to adopt environmentally friendly packaging practices.

Water usage & chemicals

Details on water usage and chemical management in production are not disclosed. The brand’s focus on climate neutrality suggests an awareness of environmental impacts, but specifics are not provided.

Circular product design

While Lunor does not use recycled materials in their manufacturing process, all components are designed to be recyclable. This ensures that the materials can be repurposed at the end of their life cycle.

Circular business models

Lunor provides long-term spare parts availability, enabling customers to enjoy their glasses for extended periods. This initiative supports longevity and reduces the need for frequent replacements.

Local opticians partnered with Lunor offer repair services, enhancing the product’s lifespan and supporting local businesses. This approach not only extends the usability of the glasses but also contributes to a reduction in waste.

Distance & complexity of the supply chain

• Production locations: Germany
• Lunor] HQ is located in – Germany
• Lunor sells/​exports in these countries: Global

Transportation

• In the Supply Chain: Lunor’s production is centralised in one location in Germany, which simplifies the supply chain, though specifics on supplier shipping remain unclear.
• In E‑commerce: Lunor does not engage in e‑commerce shipping, which eliminates the emissions typically associated with this distribution channel. This aspect of their model significantly reduces their transportation footprint, aligning with a more localized distribution strategy.

The brand uses leather cases, but does not specify the ethical sourcing activities behind the material. 

Product design

Lunor offers eyeglasses with customizable temple lengths, catering to individual comfort needs, which underscores their commitment to customer-focused design and functionality.

Slow fashion processes

• Production Quantity: Lunor’s products are crafted in small batches, ensuring attention to detail and maintaining high-quality standards.
• Sales: There is no participation in traditional sales periods, which supports a sustainable business model that avoids overproduction.
• Customer Care: Comprehensive care tips are provided with each purchase, and Lunor also supplies a special care cream to maintain the product’s quality over time, enhancing the longevity of the glasses.

These practices exemplify Lunor’s dedication to slow fashion principles, focusing on quality, durability, and customer satisfaction rather than mass production.

Transparency on product

Lunor provides detailed information on their product pages, including the materials used and the country where their products are produced. This ensures a high level of transparency regarding the origin and composition of their eyewear.

Each Lunor product can be traced back to its production origin, giving customers insight into where and how their specific purchase was made.

Transparency on processes

• Lunor is open about their manufacturing processes and supplier relationships, ensuring that all stakeholders are well-informed about the practices involved in producing their eyewear.
• Information about the production and supply chain processes is accessible not just on general pages but also extends to the traceability of individual products.

This level of openness reflects Lunor’s commitment to ethical production and responsible business practices, making them a transparent choice in the eyewear industry.