OLIVER GOLDSMITH
Established in 1926, Oliver Goldsmith is a British heritage brand with nearly 100 years of experience, and the story of one family’s mission to change the way to see the world through eyewear design and innovation.
With four generations of knowledge behind, they continue to make some of the most beautiful eyewear in the world: eyewear that pushes the boundaries of expectation, self-expression and individuality, and designs that deliver beyond the constraints of fast fashion, and continue to stand the test of time.
From Vidal Sassoon to Audrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly to Michael Caine, Peter Sellers and John Lennon, The Rolling Stones to Princess Diana and more – Goldsmith was meteoric in its appeal, dressing the faces of some of the most famous and iconic names in history.
“A Spectacular Success” said the press - Oliver Goldsmith were the first eyewear brand to appear in Vogue, in 1939, cementing their designs as an essential fashion accessory.
The historical artefacts designed in 1926 by Philip Oliver Goldsmith are now kept at The Victoria & Albert Museum in London, in the History of Fashion.
MR. LEIGHT
Designed in California, with love. Made in Japan, with care.
An Eyewear Legacy.
A collaboration between father and son, Larry and Garrett Leight, Mr. Leight bridges multiple generations of design and craftsmanship to deliver superlative contemporary eyewear.
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.
VUARNET
Vuarnet has a story, and it’s unique.It began rue Boissy d’Anglas in Paris in 1957 where Roger Pouilloux had his workshops. This avant-garde optician, passionate by ski, will revolutionize the sunglasses world by inventing an exceptional glass, able to both protect him on slopes and provide a clear vision of the relief in overcast weather.
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.
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.