Designer eyewear
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Cutler and Gross Graham Cutler and Tony Gross have created a brand that is a by-word for originality and flair. |
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Paul Smith Paul Smith spectacles are hand-crafted from the best materials. They are sophisticated and edgy, but retain a classic styling and fantastic attention to detail. |
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Oliver Peoples The ultimate Oliver Peoples person is a confident intellectual with a progressive sense of fashion and appreciates discoverability and quality without sacrificing expressive style. |
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Anglo American Optical All Anglo American frames are hand-made with loving care. They use the highest quality materials and the richest colours. |
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Lindberg Lindberg eyewear is of the highest quality. Each pair is custom-made from titanium wire, making them light and flexible but very strong. |
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LA Eyeworks Origina and exciting, l.a eyeworks designs have infiltrated our popular cultural landscape. Totally iconic, mischievous and often with a politically charged message, they have changed the way we think about eyewear. |
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Prodesign Prodesign balances classic and clean with bold and bright for stylish eyewear to dress the face. |
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LaFont Oo la la! Very French, very Parisian, very chic. An eyewear tradition and a mix of French craftmanship and high technology manufacturing. |
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Jai Kudo Inspired by cosmopolitan landscapes Jai Kudo is understated sophistication and timeless elegance. |
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Tom Davies Bespoke The Financial Times call them the most exclusive glasses in the world. Your bespoke frame is designed for you by Askew Eyewear in collaboration with top designer Tom Davies. |
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Fabris Lane Fabris Lane eyewear is for people inspired by authentic design and attention to detail. |
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Maui Jim Aloha and welcome to Maui Jim sunglasses. Super lightweight with fantastic optics, Maui Jim are the sunglasses choice for people who want comfort and protection. |
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Carrera The Carrera brand is synonymous with sports - they have been making goggles, sunglasses and helmets since 1956. |
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Ray-Ban Ray-Bans: iconic eyewear from the USA, dating from 1937. Originally made for US pilots, now made for lovers of design and fashion everywhere. |
