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<p>We kept it simple. Greg, Cynthia, and David walk through the Spring 2026 release product characteristics for OGI, Seraphin, Seraphin Shimmer, and Red Rose. Easy to listen to while you drive.</p><p>Learn more: https://www.ogieyewear.com</p>
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<p>As we close out the year and turn toward <b>2026</b>, <b>Rob Rich, CEO of The Optical Foundry</b>, joins the podcast for a candid conversation on leadership, resilience, and the evolving landscape of independent optical.</p><p>In this episode, Rob reflects on the challenges and milestones of the past year, the growth and evolution of The Optical Foundry’s portfolio of independent brands, and the values that continue to guide the business forward. From navigating market pressures, investing in technology and reinforcing long-term partnerships, this discussion offers a clear perspective on where The Optical Foundry stands to...
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<p>Greg Hodgson sits down with David Duralde, Chief Creative Officer at The Optical Foundry, to discuss <b>SCOJO New York 212</b> — an independent 2025 brand and our most accessible optical collection. We discuss why SCOJO 212 extends SCOJO’s heritage into optical, its New York–inspired design language, and how original design, lightweight durability, and everyday wearability come together. We also cover space-conscious, turnkey displays for independent optical professionals and how our virtual try-on supports discovery online, in-store, and at home.</p><p>Learn more about SCOJO New York 212: https://www.ogieyewear.com/scojo-nyc-212</p>
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<p>In this episode, Founder & CEO Rob Rich joins us to explore The Optical Foundry’s brand refresh, the innovations shaping our next chapter, and what it means for the future of independent eyewear. We dive into how nine distinct brands and the Sayduck AR/3D platform align under one creative vision, why “Independence for Independents” guides our decisions, and how digital tools elevate the patient experience. Enjoy the episode and tune in next time on The Optical Foundry Podcast!</p><p>Learn more: www.theopticalfoundry.com</p>
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<p>Step inside the world of independent eyewear design with The Optical Foundry Podcast host Greg Hodgson and Chief Creative Officer David Duralde. In this episode, David unveils The Optical Foundry’s Fall 2025 Collections — from OGI’s playful pops of color and Seraphin’s handcrafted details to Red Rose’s modern experimentation and Shimmer’s jewelry-inspired elegance. Hear the stories behind standout frames, discover how bold new acetates and laminations elevate each brand, and explore how technology like Virtual Try-On is reshaping the eyewear experience. Plus, get a preview of what’s coming to Vision Expo West in Las Vegas, how The Optica...
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