The collection features eyewear wrapped in upcycled bison leather.

The new collection is an evolution of the brand's two patented technologies.

Each frame is handmade in the Japan's eyewear capital.

The new collection adds optical styles and a new range of beadwork-accented pieces.

The frames mix the durability of TR-90 with the flexibility of beta titanium.

The Southern California brings mono-block titanium tech to its latest line of eyewear.

A burgundy leather-wrapped kit to keep your eyewear in the best shape possible.

The styles are inspired by stars like Michael Caine, Brian Eno, and Brian Ferry.

The Gregory Peck 1962 is the brand's first-ever folding frame.

The new optical range joins the sunglasses introduced back in March.

Designed in California, handmade in Japan.

The straps feature patterns inspired by the indigenous textiles of the American Southwest.

The frames are handcrafted in Sabae, Japan by the Light Co.

The collection uses a spin technique to replicate Meguru's Yamaguchi's unique brushstroke style.

The frames will feature details inspired by their signature luggage.

The frames feature intricately detailed accents of brass, sterling silver, and genuine tortoise.

A streamlined version of their signature "Oliver" frame.

An evolution of the frame Grant wore in the movie, North by Northwest.

Inspired by Jerry Lorenzo's optical glasses worn in his everyday design process.

The new limited editions were created to support Yellowstone Forever.

The retailer teamed up with fourteen of their favorite eyewear brands.

Built for both sport and everyday protection.

And it's limited to 911 pieces, of course.

Elegantly crafted eyewear that's designed to endure.