Beausoleil: This line was initiated by a passionate and perfectionist designer Frederic Beausoleil. His frames are created for sophisticated people who want innovative designs and new ways to express their personality.
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Bevel: The line specializes in light weight and durable titanium frames presented in a very unique color spectrum, based on the expressive color combinations such as espresso with electric eel, or brill with emerald.
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Booth and Bruce: The first new British eyewear collection in more than a decade. It delivers a potent combination of urban adventure, daredevil design and true affordability.
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Etnia Barcelona: The collection reflects a fashion forward spirit, a personal style, and above all, an individual expression.
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Francois Pinton: In the 60’s Pinton made iconic designs for Jackie Onassis and Aristote Onassis. Today, this French brand continues to innovate in the field of classic luxury.
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Face A Face: This eyewear is designed for the innovative, active, modern people, who consider their frame as an important object. It has become a distinctive characteristic, a sign of seduction, of modernity.
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Judith Lieber: This collection brings Judith Leiber’s vision to the world of optical. Look for inspired whimsy, intricate details and the precious and semi-precious stones and jewels that have become a trademark.





Henry Jullien: : The classic French brand devoted itself dauntlessly to the design and manufacture of very unordinary eyewear: elegant rolled gold-filled or even 18-carat gold frames. This collection possesses all the key attributes of innovation and perfection.
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House of FRED: Established in 1936, the House of FRED has become one of the world's most famous jewelers. Exclusive and timeless, the FRED collection is the perfect outcome of a delicate balance between distinctive elegance and irreproachable quality.
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Kio Yamato: "Kio" translates as "pure and clean" and represents the lightweight titanium frames offered by this company and "Yamato" is the name of the first Japanese capital state, the hub of new trends. The union of these names illustrates the spirit of this collection.
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L.A. Eyeworks: The frames combine fantasy, beauty and clever detailing. The collection is the modern incarnation of yesterday's fantasy - frames that defined glamour.
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Lafont: Begun in Paris in 1923, Lafont has continued to set the trends of the fashionable from Cannes to New York, Paris to Hong Kong, for eighty years. Lafont combines styles that are at once sophisticated and classic, with shapes and colors that are totally different from traditional, standard frames.
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Lindberg Air Titanium: Eyewear that represents a beautiful example of Danish, minimalist design tradition and is eyewear that is not just worth looking out of – but also at.
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Martin & Martin: A small but highly creative and innovative frame design house.
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Matsuda: From the filigree and engraved metalwork to the durable yet comfortable hinges, bridges, and nose pads, Matsuda glasses exhibit a level of quality and craftsmanship that is unparalleled, making them the standard bearer of elegant, chic eyewear.
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Maui Jim: The Company began in Maui, Hawaii, where their patented Polarized sunglasses were finally a match for the Hawaiian sun's severe glare and harmful ultraviolet rays.
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OGI Frames: An eyewear company with a commitment to combine cutting-edge designs with affordable prices.
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Oliver Peoples: Committed to designing stimulating eyewear for expressive individuals.
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Paul Smith: Think traditional luxury eyewear and always think quality innovative technology and state-of the art design.
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Retro Specs & Co: Each piece in this collection is a registered antique, updated with a modern lens design. The 12K gold filled frames are restored to their original condition creating a unique item to mark history, styling, quality and craftsmanship.
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Silhouette: The name Silhouette stands for the power of an innovative idea. It all began in 1964 with just one designer, a staff of five and a novel, pioneering approach: eyewear was to be more than a simple implement to improve faulty vision; rather, it was to become a fashionable, stylish day-to-day accessory of unique design.
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Salt Optics: The collections has structure, beauty and architecture. They are made with such great quality, care and integrity, one is never mistaken that they are holding or seeing a Salt Optics frame.
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T-2: T-2 is a Swiss made frame that incorporates a light weight material with a highly evolved mounting system to insure stability. A combination of elements makes the T-2 system unsurpassed in its ability to provide strength, comfort and durability.
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Theo: At the outset Theo was only noticed and followed by a very limited group of avant-garde people who happened to wear glasses. But then Theo managed to bring his product home to a wider public of young, confident happy far - and near- sighted people.
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Traction Productions: takes the best of French design and then pushes things just a little further. The color combinations are fresh and youthful. Rhinestones, yes. Dull shapes, never! This line is more about revolution than evolution.
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