Ahlem was launched in 2014 by a Parisian-born, Los Angeles-based designer. With “Reframed”, the strategy is to let customers swap out frames, in any condition, for a voucher to purchase a new style, a new buyback program basically.
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The brand FABBRICATORINO was born in the 20s as “Società Anonima Fabbrica Torino” and it specialized in the production of bakelite objects and components. It entered the fascinating world of glasses during the celebration party of Maserati Alfieri at the “Gran Premio Automibilistico d’Autunno” in Monza.
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Vuarnet’s success has surpassed the French Alps to seduce the most famous secret agent in history, James Bond, in the latest Spectre released in 2015. A simple gesture allows you to remove the removable shells (or shields) to transform the Glacier model in a classic pilot frame intended for daily wear.
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US eyewear maker using top innovative technologies such as 3D printing through their app to manufacture your next personalized pair of glasses, Fitz is a new player in the market, which according to us, has a great future ahead of them.
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AirArt is a French brand of high luxury eyewear and dedicated to men. The brand was designed for men looking for quality, innovation for progress and a certain form of exclusivity. AirArt is for people who have a passion for planes, boats, beautiful machines and objects with timeless design.
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Warby Parker is probably the most affordable premium brand that does not neglect on quality. The upcoming recommendation we would like to share with you is not only based on the affordability of the frame but also on its sleekness and very classical shape.
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What if there was an easier and more reliable way to find out what your next pair of glasses will suit you best? What if you could actually find the pair of glasses that fit with your face? Tips, advice on how to choose your pair of spectacles. We break everything down for you.
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This very modern and retro sunglass is and remains a classic for Jacques Marie Mage. In collaboration with Alessandro Squarzi and handcrafted in Japan, as most of their frames, it presents a sense of stability as well as french chic.
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