Matsuda 10611HThe Matsuda 10611 is a Heritage Collection sunglass originally released in 1997, designed as a technical masterpiece inspired by the Gothic architecture and steel structures of Paris that Mitsuhiro Matsuda encountered while living there in the 1960s. Featuring a refined rectangular silhouette, the frame is crafted from lightweight titanium for strength and comfort. Folding tinted side shields, integrated seamlessly into the design, add architectural

structural precision

Lightweight and durable construction for all-day wear

you now follow in the philosophical footsteps of Takuma Nakahira

’60s-inspired Panto-shaped glasses named for the Firehole River

rectangular lenses and exaggerated volume around the frame

featuring a gently rounded brow line and the brand’s signature sculpted bridge

Gucci GG0671S is a '50s-style sunglass made from a precious combination of acetate and silver metal

and hand-painted epoxy temple tips in JMM’s signature Bordeaux Empire color bring subtle polish to a quietly confident design

Inspired by visual artist Joan Mitchell

The custom adjustable nose pads beneath a bridge perfectly combine style and functionality

and adjustable titanium nose pads

They feature a finely engraved double nose bridge and signature tailfin temple tips