The brands we're proud to carry

Few names in eyewear have shaped popular culture like Ray-Ban. Originally engineered to protect U.S. Air Force pilots from high-altitude glare, the Aviator and Wayfarer went on to become fixtures on musicians, film stars, and everyday individuals who value a look that never dates.

The current collection blends the archive silhouettes with modern acetates, titanium constructions, and premium polarized and photochromic lens options — a genuinely versatile range that spans daily prescription eyewear and category-defining sunglasses.

Oakley sits at the intersection of sport, science, and design. Its Prizm™ lens technology fine-tunes colour and contrast for specific environments — road, trail, water, snow — while lightweight O Matter™ frames and Unobtainium® nose pads keep eyewear locked in through hard effort.

The prescription line-up brings that same performance obsession to daily wear, with sport-ready optical frames and clip-on solutions built to travel from the office to the trail without compromise.

Born on the beaches of Lahaina, Maui Jim was founded to solve a single problem — how to see clearly and comfortably in intense sunlight. The answer is PolarizedPlus2® lens technology, which cuts glare, blocks 100% of UV, and enhances colour so scenes look richer, not darker.

Every pair is built for a lifetime outdoors, with lightweight materials, glare-free clarity for driving and water, and a range that runs from classic aviators to modern lifestyle silhouettes — all available with your prescription.

Persol has been handcrafting eyewear in Italy for over a century, and every frame still carries the details that made the house famous — the silver arrow hinge, the Meflecto flex system for a comfortable fit, and hand-polished Italian acetates in colours you don't see anywhere else.

Worn by Steve McQueen and generations of design lovers since, Persol remains the definition of quiet luxury: intelligent engineering wrapped in a silhouette that ages beautifully.

Oliver Peoples began on Sunset Boulevard as a purveyor of vintage frames and quickly became known for its own vintage-inspired designs — clean silhouettes, custom hinges, and the kind of subtle detailing you only notice up close.

The collection is small on purpose. Every frame is Japanese- or Italian-made, finished by hand, and treated as an accessory that should last for years rather than seasons.

Etnia Barcelona is the antidote to safe eyewear. Frames are cut from top-grade Mazzucchelli acetate and finished with the house's HD polarized Italian mineral glass lenses — vivid, saturated, and unmistakably Mediterranean.

Every collection is inspired by a movement, city, or artistic era, and every frame is made in Barcelona through an ethical, transparent supply chain — including a strong commitment to community art and children's vision programs.

DITA is a study in obsessive engineering — titanium architectures, hand-finished Japanese acetates, and hardware machined to tolerances more common in high watchmaking than eyewear. Nothing on a DITA frame is there without reason.

The DITA Lancier line applies the same philosophy to a sport-luxury sunglass built for driving, sailing, and travel: polarized optics, hydrophobic coatings, and a fit that stays put without ever feeling technical.

Five generations of the Moscot family have made eyewear on Manhattan's Lower East Side. Silhouettes like the LEMTOSH and NEBB were adopted by artists, writers, and musicians long before the current wave of thick-acetate frames — and they still set the standard.

Every Moscot frame is handmade in Italy or Japan from premium acetates and titanium, and every model comes with the family's signature no-nonsense fit and lifetime service philosophy.

Founded on Knightsbridge in 1969, Cutler and Gross helped invent the idea of designer eyewear. Every frame is still hand-crafted in the house's own workshop in Cadore, Italy, using traditional techniques and premium acetate from Mazzucchelli.

Expect bold silhouettes, unexpected colourways, and the kind of understated confidence that has made the brand a fixture on collectors — and on characters in the James Bond and Kingsman films.

Handcrafted in Italy from beta-titanium, Blackfin frames are extraordinarily light, hypoallergenic, and finished with the kind of quiet, precise detailing that rewards a close look — hidden hinges, laser-etched signatures, and PVD colour that resists wear for years.

The result is eyewear that all but disappears on the face while carrying the design confidence of an independent Italian house that answers to no one but its clients.