Zyloware to distribute Inspecs USA NASCAR collection

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Zyloware Eyewear will handle distribution of Inspecs USA NASCAR Optical collection in the United States, Canada, and Latin America.

Port Chester, NY – Zyloware Eyewear will handle distribution of Inspecs USA NASCAR Optical collection in the United States, Canada, and Latin America. 

NASCAR Optical is targeted toward men ages 20s – 40s. Drawing inspiration from racecars, the NASCAR Optical collection is comprised of eight new styles (in two colors each) reflecting the history and integrity of the NASCAR brand. 

The collection is comprised of four full rim and four semi-rimless styles featuring metal fronts and anti-slip double injection TR90 temples, providing a minimalist, sporty look with the comfort and flexibility of lightweight engineering, according to the company. Carbon fiber trim inserts on the temple as well as a laser engraved logo on the outside temple provide sleek and modern detailing and instant brand recognition, according to Zyloware.

With more than 75 million fans, NASCAR is the number one spectator sport in the country.  NASCAR boasts the most brand loyal fans in all sport and it is estimated that 1 in 3 US adults are NASCAR fans. According to Zyloware, 89% of these fans equate the NASCAR logo with a quality product.

Inspecs USA is the American arm of British-based eyewear manufacturer Inspecs. More information is available at www.inspecsusa.com and www.zyloware.com.

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