Frames Brands

Parisian polish with personality. Founded in 1923, La Font is a family-owned French house known for playful color combinations and expressive design. Handmade in France, each frame blends feminine strength with timeless sophistication turning everyday eyewear into wearable art.

Confident luxury with iconic detailing. Since launching his eyewear line in 2005, Tom Ford has mastered modern glamour. The signature "T" temple design signals power, polish, and bold sensuality unmistakable style in every glance.

High fashion meets visionary design. Rooted in the couture legacy of Christian Dior, these frames bring architectural silhouettes and runway artistry to eyewear. Sculptural shapes and meticulous craftsmanship define Dior's unmistakable elegance.

Italian glamour with a playful edge. Founded in Rome in 1925, Fendi eyewear carries the house's fearless creativity. Bold shapes, luxe accents, and fashion-forward confidence bring runway energy to every frame.

Featherlight innovation. Crafted in Austria since 1964, Silhouette pioneered rimless eyewear. Precision engineering and barely-there comfort create frames so light you'll forget you're wearing them - because luxury should feel effortless.

See the world in high definition. Born on the beaches of Hawaii, Maui Jim revolutionized polarized lens technology. Vibrant color enhancement and glare-free clarity make every view sharper, richer, and more alive.

Performance-driven precision. Founded in 1972 by Professor Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, the visionary designer behind the iconic Porsche 911, Porsche Design applies the same philosophy of innovation and engineering excellence to eyewear. Sleek, technical, and unmistakably refined.

Eclectic luxury with signature flair. Founded in Florence in 1921, Gucci blends heritage with daring creativity. Oversized silhouettes, iconic logos, and unmistakable detailing make every frame unforgettable.

Soft femininity meets Parisian romance. Since 1952, Chloe has defined effortless French elegance. Light, graceful shapes and delicate detailing create frames that feel both modern and timeless.

California cool with Japanese craftsmanship. Founded in 2006 in coastal California, SALT. (Sea, Air, Land, Timeless) was created with a commitment to authenticity and refined design. The brand draws inspiration from nature ocean blues, desert sands, forest greens using organic, nature-based color palettes rather than artificial RGB-inspired hues.

Sharp. Sleek. Iconic. Founded in 1961 by Yves Saint Laurent, the brand revolutionized modern fashion. Clean lines, strong silhouettes, and subtle rock-and-roll energy define this bold Parisian house.

Designed for little faces with big personality and born from a father's determination to do better. Tomato Glasses was created in 2011 by a father whose young son struggled with heavy, uncomfortable eyewear that constantly slipped or broke. Frustrated by the lack of quality options for children, he set out to design frames specifically engineered for developing faces.

Understated Italian refinement. Since 1975, Armani has defined quiet luxury. Timeless silhouettes and impeccable craftsmanship create frames that whisper sophistication rather than shout it.

Vintage heritage, modern revival. Established in 1926 in London, Oliver Goldsmith designed eyewear for icons of film and fashion. Most famously, the Manhattan sunglasses worn by Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's. Today, the brand continues that legacy of bold glamour and cinematic elegance.

Refined rebellion. Launched in 2000 after decades in menswear design, John Varvatos blends classic American tailoring with rock-and-roll heritage. The brand's aesthetic is rooted in vintage inspiration think worn leather, music history, and effortless masculinity.

Bold simplicity. Founded in Paris in 1945, Celine is known for architectural silhouettes and minimalist strength. Clean lines and confident shapes define modern Parisian cool.

Fearless femininity. Designed in Canada, FYSH frames celebrate vibrant color, flattering shapes, and confident style for women who embrace individuality.

French craftsmanship with innovative spirit. Family-owned since 1880, Morel blends heritage with modern design. Lightweight construction and refined color palettes deliver everyday elegance.

Timeless American icon. Since 1937, Ray-Ban has defined classic eyewear with styles like the Aviator and Wayfarer. Authentic, versatile, and forever cool.

Roman opulence in every detail. Founded in 1884 by Greek silversmith Sotirio Bulgari, Bvlgari became one of the world's most prestigious high jewelry houses. The brand's eyewear reflects its heritage of bold gemstones, architectural symmetry, and unmistakable Italian glamour.

Veteran-founded. Mission-driven. Built for protection. Wiley X was founded in 1987 by U.S. Army veteran Myles Freeman Sr. with the goal of providing superior protective eyewear for military personnel. Today, the company remains family-owned and continues its deep commitment to supporting veterans and first responders.

Danish minimalism, engineered precision. Founded in Copenhagen in 1997, Orgreen designs lightweight titanium frames with clean lines and distinctive color stories modern Scandinavian excellence.

Red-carpet elegance with Swiss precision. Founded in 1860 by Louis-Ulysse Chopard, the house began as a luxury watchmaker before becoming synonymous with high jewelry and international glamour. Chopard is a staple at Cannes and the world's most prestigious red carpets.

Unapologetic luxury with attitude. Bold branding, dramatic silhouettes, and statement-making design define Philipp Plein's fearless aesthetic.

Italian extravagance. Since 1978, Versace has celebrated bold glamour and iconic Medusa detailing. Dramatic shapes and confident styling command attention.

Scandinavian-inspired comfort with personality. Designed in Denmark and made for everyday wear, Kliik combines lightweight construction with playful color and modern styling.

Born on the water. Built for performance. Costa was founded in 1983 by a group of fishermen who needed better polarized sunglasses to cut glare and improve visibility offshore. What began as a solution for life on the water became a leading name in performance eyewear.