The Parasite brand was born late 2002, embodied by revolutionary active holding system frames: The first Stereo sunglasses. Since then, Parasite has made its products evolve from conceptual to mass market, and has enlarged its ranges while growing: Stereo sunglasses (2003), optical frames (2004), Noego designer’s brand (2006), Mono models (2008), Astero ski goggle (2010) and Scanners vintage polarized sunglasses (2011). Parasite developped minimal or radical design, Sunglasses or ophtalmic frames, active holding Stereo or classical holdingMono frames, shapes from the past or from the future. By combining these variants Parasite now offers a large various and coherent collection.

LIVING EYEWEAR
Contrary to standard frames, the STEREO frame is not designed to involve the ears and the nose. It caresses the wearer’s face and gently holds on the temples. The STEREO frame adapts to every kind of morphology and allows optimised comfort, holding and style. It really is a living object. COMFORT & ADVANTAGES - One never has had this feeling of ‘hardly’ wearing glasses, since they hold by themselves. They provide a great feeling of ease and freedom. - The ears are no longer employed, which prevents allergies and irritations. The parts of the head the frame holds on are almost insensitive.

POSITIONING & HOLDING - The reference point is the lower arm, which must be placed on the temporal bone. This bone is situated close to the ear, an insensitive part of the face. - The lower arms support the device. The upper arms bring stability (the glasses do not fall off, even with your head turned upside down). - When correctly adjusted, STEREO frames offer exceptional comfort and holding qualities.

In his new clip “New Year’s Eve” feat. Marty James, SNOOP DOGG wears Parasite eyewear Drosera (color C13HA – gun grey / white) in a very stylish new year’s eve scene. Champagne!