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    The global eyewear market generates well over $150 billion annually. When Nana Boateng Osei launched Bôhten, he wasn’t trying to build another fashion brand. He was responding to a problem he and his brother, Nana Kwadwo Osei, had experienced for years as eyewear consumers. For much of the industry’s history, mainstream eyewear design has been built around a relatively narrow set of fit assumptions. According to Boateng, many frames failed to adequately account for facial features commonly found among African and African-American consumers, creating a gap that Bôhten would later seek to address. The brothers grew up between Ghana, the

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