Vuarnet: An iconic line, Vuarnet has a story, 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.

Maui Jim: Their unique ability to combine industry-leading technology, the culture and spirit of Hawaii, and all the benefits of an independently-owned business. THE MAUI JIM DIFFERENCE is what sets Maui Jim apart from other brands.

Oliver Peoples: Oliver Peoples offers much more than a curated selection of vintage-inspired styles. It’s designed for the perfect shopping and service experience.

Villa Eyewear: A collection of beautifully crafted frames. A family-owned business representing multiple distinctive eyewear collections for distinctive and independent practices. Each collection leaves the space for you to express your unique identity. Villa Eyewear is committed to doing this without sacrificing quality and attention to every detail.

LA Eyeworks: Eyewear designed to celebrate the diversity of faces and the uniqueness of individuals. “The frames we create are sparks of our imagination. You complete these thoughts and bring the dreams of l.a.Eyeworks into being.” -- Barbara McReynolds & Gai Gherardi

Rudy Project: A sports eyewear leader for 30 years, Rudy Project is leading a race that knows no limits: the continuous pursuit of excellence in its materials, design, and performance. Rudy Project’s performance sunglasses, RX solutions, and goggles are of the highest technical level.

RES REI: Handmade in Italy with love. Rome was not built in a day. Step by step, Res Rei is always evolving its aesthetics, developing new colors, and exploring new forms. “It is important to remember who you are and what you stand for.”

EyeVan: Since 1972, EYEVAN has conceived of “Eyewear for dressing as a fashion item.” EYEVAN products are known for their timeless design, drawing inspiration from things such as vintage eyewear, telescopes, hand mirrors, and artifacts such as building structures and products of nature, as well old tools that our initial design team collected. These numerous design sources are blended together and transformed. In this, we can see Japan’s genuine craftsmanship, creativity, and definitive beauty.

Lindberg: Make a statement! LINDBERG eyewear tells the world you subscribe to a different way of thinking and have a connoisseur’s appreciation of exceptional design and high-quality materials. Every frame is a statement about aesthetics, technical innovation, and impeccable craftsmanship.

Alain Mikli: Since 1978, the Alain Mikli brand has been synonymous with distinctiveness and provocation. Thanks to its unique design and exclusive color combinations, the final result is a beautiful work of art, with eyewear that is edgy while still being wearable!

Phillipe Starck: In collaboration with Alain Mikli, Philippe Starck released a new concept of technical eyewear design. This patented concept serves as a reflection of Starck’s passion for “Bionism” – inspired by environmental and organic elements in harmony with humans. This philosophy exists today in each and every STARCK frame and can be seen by examining the temple hinge which features biomechanical articulation mimicking the movement of a human micro-clavicle. Inspired by the arm’s natural abilities, the patented hinge design shares the same multi-directional freedom of movement as the human shoulder. This allows for over 50,000 movements, producing eyewear that is ergonomically designed to produce unparalleled comfort. Eyewear that is inspired by human beings for human beings.