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Discover our collections by shape. Click on the icons below to explore categories like Aviator, Cat Eye, Mask, Oversize, Rectangular, Rimless, Round, Square, Wayfarer, and a Black Swan.

AVIATOR

Modern version of a traditional style featuring large, or smaller, teardrop-shaped lenses.

CAT EYE

Popular starting from the 1950s, cat-eye glasses are a shape of eyewear with a form closely related to the browline style, with an edgy, or softer design, catching the attention on your eyes.

MASK

Sunglasses featuring lenses that are cut into one piece, or curved, or covering more space on the face.

OVERSIZE

In eyewear, "oversized" isn’t a size, rather a style, often worn as a fashion statement; in sunglasses, larger lenses also mean more protection from disturbing glare.

RECTANGULAR

This style showcases a timeless rectangular frame shape, available with either sharp or softly rounded edges.

RIMLESS

Rimless glasses showcase lenses without visible frames, combining modern sophistication with exceptional comfort.

ROUND

Extremely popular in eyewear, this style lives up to its name by featuring shapes that range from perfectly round silhouettes to oval or panto-inspired designs.

SQUARE

This style features a square silhouette that can be rounded or angular.

WAYFARER

Traveling everywhere in the world, with a sunglass style that features an iconic chunky square silhouette.

BLACK SWAN

In this unique and incredible collector's piece, beautifully crafted and adorned with small Swarovski crystal stones, we find echoes of the enchanting and dramatic love story depicted in Swan Lake, along with the charm, beauty, and grace of Odile, the Black Swan.

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Explore our curated selection of independent eyewear brands.
Each collection tells a story of craftsmanship, innovation, and individuality.
Find your perfect pair and express your style like never before.

OSCAR MAMOOI

Established in Milan in 2020, Oscar Mamooi is an eyewear brand named after its designer, which has made a significant impact in the eyewear world over these years.

FACTORY 900

FACTORY 900 was introduced in 2000 as the in-house brand of AOYAMA Optical Ltd.Co. The name '900' reflects the factory’s street address, paying tribute to the very foundation where its bold designs and expert craftsmanship come to life.

AHLEM

Ahlem Manai-Platt, a Paris native living in Los Angeles, has a long-standing fascination with the relationship between beauty, functionality and design.

LINDA FARROW GALLERY

Established in 1970, the Linda Farrow brand of luxury eyewear rose quickly to acclaim.Originally a fashion designer herself, Linda Farrow was one of the first to treat sunglasses as fashion, her finger always on the pulse of the times.

LESCA LUNETIER

In 1964, Joël LESCA created his first collection in a small workshop in the Secrétan neighborhood of Paris's 19th district. His sons, Mathieu and Bertrand, grew up in this same environment, surrounded by glasses, learning the craft alongside their father in the assembly workshops.

THEO

Actually it was the love for their clients that made Wim Somers and Patrick Hoet, opticians with their own store, decide to design and present a collection under the name of Theo.

FLORENTINA LEITNER

Austrian fashion designer Florentina Leitner, who graduated from the Fashion Department of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, is known for her unique projects that speak for themselves. After gaining experience with Dries Van Noten, Florentina Leitner decided to focus on her own label, which emphasizes excellent design and innovative sustainability.

VADA

Named after the founder and creative director’s maternal grandmother, VADA is a brand steeped in history, vision, and personal style.

MATSUDA

Old World Technique, New World Expression. In a world that emphasizes immediacy, Matsuda choose to anchor themselves in traditions of craftsmanship and thoughtful execution. The distinctly Japanese approach of combining handcrafted techniques and innovative technology guides their philosophy of experimentation and is unmistakably Matsuda.

ANDY WOLF

Andy Wolf represents unique eyewear, handcrafted in Hartberg, Austria. The brand was created by three friends with a shared vision to craft both classic and contemporary frames for individuals.

WE SELECT THE BEST CREATIVE MINDS IN EYEWEAR DESIGN FROM ALL AROUND THE WORLD -- SUPPORT INDEPENDENT EYEWEAR

VINTAGE

The eyewear history can be told from different perspectives, and vintage spectacles and sunglasses are a relevant part of this story.Our vintage selection comes mainly from Italy: here, starting from the 60s, a real eyewear industry developed, as well as eyewear fashion itself.

PLATOY

Akira Ishiwatari, born and raised in Tokyo, is the creative mind behind Platoy.The brand name wants to summarize in one word the phrase “play plastic toys”, taking inspiration from a kid’s enthusiasm when receiving a toy.

KALEOS EYEHUNTERS

Kaleos reinvents the concept of contemporary glasses, combining design, fashion and luxury.
Fashion, innovation and quality are the values that inspire and guide Kaleos, but it is the brand’s creative structure that makes it stand out.

ANDY WOLF X I VISIONARI

I Visionari and Andy Wolf collaborate for the first time ever on a special Limited Edition Collection that embraces the aesthetics of natural landscapes and the concept of the infinity of the universe.

REWIND EYEWEAR

"Rewind is like rewinding the tape of our life" - it this reflection that inspired Patrizia Puliti and Paolo Corraddossi to give birth to their new project. 

LAZARE STUDIO

Lazare Studio asserts its identity in a certain classic style, resurrecting quaint spectacle designs rooting in the visual sobriety often found in the midst of the 20th century, although refreshed with a contemporary touch, resulting in the neo-retro trademark look of the brand.

L.A. EYEWORKS

l.a.Eyeworks began on September 9, 1979 when Barbara McReynolds and Gai Gherardi opened a single storefront on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, California, to challenge the prevailing norms of eyewear with proposals for a new, provocative revelation of the face.

DESIGN SHOWER

Passionate about eyewear design, since 1996 Kim Jong-Pil has been designing, conceptualizing, and crafting glasses in his studio in Korea.

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