Frames

Let’s find the perfect frames for your face…

Quality eyeglasses were historically crafted by jewellers and are still handmade by guild artisans. Having as many as 200 manual processes, a frame’s production is a lengthy labor of love. From hand-cutting the facefront, to sanding off rough edges and polishing, soldering, hand-painting and hinge assembly, each frame follows a master recipe: similar to others but unique in itself. That is why each frame must be sent to the lab for lens production: each frame is slightly different. Unique. So when asked, “Why are your frames so expensive?” consider the time involved, the attention to detail, and the pursuit of perfection. Yes, Boeuf Bourguignon and hot dogs are each food, but can you really compare?

  • Anne et Valentin

  • Bevel

  • A pair of Blake Kuwahara black and clear eyeglasses on a white background.

    Blake Kuwahara

  • Chrome Hearts

  • Cutler & Goss

  • A pair of Folc tortoiseshell patterned eyeglasses on a white background.

    Folc

  • A pair of Ici Berlin eyeglasses with a patterned frame and clear lenses on a white background.

    Ic!Berlin

  • A pair of Kala Eyewear green eyeglasses with black accents on a white background.

    Kala Eyewear

  • A pair of Masunaga tortoise shell eyeglasses with gold lettering on the arm, placed on a white surface.

    Masunaga

  • A pair of Matsuda round eyeglasses with a gold and black frame on a white background.

    Matsuda

  • A pair of silver-framed Maui Jim sunglasses with dark tinted lenses lying on a white surface.

    Maui Jim

  • A pair of Orgreen eyeglasses with a thin, black and orange frame resting on a white surface.

    Orgreen

  • A pair of brown rounded Rolf eyeglasses with clear lenses on a white background.

    Rolf

  • A pair of colorful Theo eyeglasses with a red frame, black temples, and clear lenses, resting on a white surface.

    Theo

  • A pair of Folc black and tortoiseshell eyeglasses on a white background.

    Vinylize