Matsuda 2808HMitsuhiro Matsuda's inspiration to create the 2808H style optical frame came from the Art Deco motifs in Paris, where he spent his youth. He sought to create a perfectly proportioned frame from lightweight Japanese acetate that is accented by engraved high quality titanium used on the bridge and temples. It was first released in 1989 as a part of the Heritage Collection. Hand Polished Japanese Acetate Engraved Titanium Temples Art Deco Inspired Decor

Compatibility: fits the standard Jacques Marie Mage Zephirin model only

the elegant angles and deliberate lines of these timeless Jacques Marie Mage Brion spectacles inspired by the iconic industrial design work of legendary Italian electronics company

rooted in traditions and timeless fashions that help us celebrate the triumphs and endure the tragedies

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Both Mykita and Helmut Lang are known for designs that not only challenge the status quo

- Dimensions: 100mm x 70mm x 35mm

Unisex design for those who favor experimental

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The aesthetics of the Rigards x Uma Wang Victorian II derive from nineteenth-century eyewear

Effortlessly epitomize Hollywood glamour while maintaining your space

Matsuda's 2903H sunglass is a striking round creation with strong architectural lines

perfectly complementing the clean geometric silhouette