Catalogue

Designer eyewear brands

• France · 1978Sculptural French designer eyewear with painterly acetates.0 catalogue
• France · 1919Avant-garde eyewear with bold silhouettes.0 catalogue
• United States · 2007Luxury Japanese-made frames favoured by collectors.0 catalogue
• Italy · 1966Italian house with quiet-luxury architectural frames.0 catalogue
• Italy · 1884Roman jeweller with jewel-set luxury eyewear.0 catalogue
• France · 1847French luxury maison whose eyewear is known for precious metals, wood and distinctive C decor.1 catalogue
• Germany · 1975German brand whose 1980s models became cultural icons.1 catalogue
• France · 1945Parisian maison known for the sold-out oversized squares.0 catalogue
• United States · 1988Los Angeles luxury brand known for sterling silver hardware and gothic detailing.1 catalogue
• United Kingdom · 1969London house producing hand-made acetate frames in Cadore.0 catalogue
• Italy · 1925Roman fashion house with bold statement sunglasses.0 catalogue
• United States · 2010Californian brand with laid-back classic silhouettes.0 catalogue
• South Korea · 2011Seoul brand with experimental, oversized design.1 catalogue
• Italy · 1921Florentine luxury house with expressive eyewear collections.0 catalogue
• Germany · 1996Berlin brand with sheet metal screwless frames.0 catalogue
• United States · 2014Los Angeles atelier producing numbered limited-edition frames in Japan and Italy.2 catalogue
• France · 1976Avant-garde 90s eyewear now highly collectible.0 catalogue
• Germany · 2012Berlin studio with hand-burnt sculptural masks.0 catalogue
• LindbergDenmark · 1969Danish screwless titanium eyewear with minimal industrial design.0 catalogue
• LoeweSpain · 1846Spanish leather house with sculptural modern eyewear.0 catalogue
• MasunagaJapan · 1905Sabae workshop known for meticulous titanium craftsmanship.0 catalogue
• MatsudaJapan · 1967Japanese house recognised for hand-engraved titanium and craft construction.1 catalogue
• Maui JimUnited States · 1980Hawaiian sunglass maker known for PolarizedPlus2 lens technology.0 catalogue
• Miu MiuItaly · 1993Italian brand with playful, fashion-forward eyewear.0 catalogue
• Mont BlancGermany · 1906Writing-instrument maison with refined optical collections.0 catalogue
• United States · 1915New York family optician producing acetate frames with Yiddish-named models.2 catalogue
• MykitaGermany · 2003Berlin manufactory known for stainless steel spiral hinges.0 catalogue
• Off-WhiteItaly · 2012Streetwear label with graphic contemporary shields.0 catalogue
• Oliver PeoplesUnited States · 1987West Hollywood brand with understated vintage-inspired design.1 catalogue
• PersolItaly · 1917Italian brand known for the Meflecto system and Supreme Arrow.1 catalogue
• PradaItaly · 1913Italian luxury house with architectural eyewear design.0 catalogue
• Ray-BanUnited States · 1936Historic American brand; vintage B&L and limited editions are highly collected.2 catalogue
• Ray-Ban Bausch & LombUnited States · 1937Pre-1999 Bausch & Lomb era Ray-Ban production, prized by vintage collectors.0 catalogue
• RevoUnited States · 1985NASA-derived mirrored lens technology brand.0 catalogue
• Robert La RocheAustria · 1973Austrian designer of understated vintage 80s frames.0 catalogue
• SerengetiUnited States · 1982Photochromic driver lenses with vintage aviator heritage.0 catalogue
• SilhouetteAustria · 1964Austrian maker of ultra-light rimless titanium frames.0 catalogue
• Thom BrowneUnited States · 2001American tailoring house with architectural titanium and acetate eyewear.0 catalogue
• Tom FordUnited States · 2005Glamorous eyewear with the signature T temple detail.1 catalogue
• VuarnetFrance · 1957French alpine house famous for mineral glass Skilynx lenses.0 catalogue