Brands

Kaleos Eyehunters born in Barcelona, Spain, reinvents the concept of contemporary glasses, combining design, fashion and luxury. With each collection taking a year and a half to complete, Kaleos glasses combine contemporary taste with functionality; assembled and moulded by hand. Kaleos Eyehunters creative director Claudia Brotons leads their creativity, propelling Kaleos Eyehunters as one of the most exciting fashion eyewear brands out there.

Super by Retrosuperfuture founded by Daniel Beckerman in 2007 has sustained itself as a leading brand producing outstanding contemporary eyewear, popular for its eclectic collection of colourful acetate eyewear. Beckerman underpins SUPERs success on the people he works with, his brother Simon and his team ‘Each collection is a combination of each team member’s individual vision and sense of style.’ Born the US, handmade in Italy.

The brain child of Raf Maes and Anton Janssens, realising their dream since 2009. The Belgian brand effortlessly combines vision & time with their sleek eyewear designs and inspired colour palette. Komono keep to their roots focusing on quality and craft, synonymous with Belgian tradition.

Lightec is bought to you by Morel. Morel’s origins in optics began in 1880. The company started as a peasant framer’s winter hobby, however his sons transformed this hobby into a family passion. The Lightec signature is a sleek look that hides technological prowess. Each glasses frame has an exclusive, innovative, and aesthetic assembly system that gives it a trendy look, without sacrificing the two cornerstones of this range: comfort and lightness.

The front-runners of sustainable frames, Einstoffen incorporates unusual materials into their trendy and environmentally-friendly frames. From 2008, Einstoffen have exclusively designed their range from Switzerland, including extravagant details whilst maintaining a sleek and unique look. Their driving force’s remain unchanged: freedom and independence.

Garrett Leight opened his first store in 2009 on the sunny shores of Venice Beach. Since then, GLCO have been focused on enriching the human experience of finding the perfect frame. Through the use of high quality designs and craftmanship, Garrett Leight blends the old in with the new whilst remaining iconic and innovative.

A brand built on friendship, it was established by opticians Graham Cutler and Tony Gross in 1969. Thanks to word of mouth, what began in London’s Knightsbridge as a small but innovative bespoke service soon became a fully-fledged mecca for artists, rock stars, writers, and royalty. Together, the pair had created the perfect
balance between taste and technicality, quickly cementing their reputation as industry leaders in eyewear.

Inspired by the culture and beauty of Maui in Hawaii, Maui Jim was created in 1987. The vision still remains; to protect the eyes from harmful glare whilst keeping vibrancy and colour alive. With 100% protection against UV and the first optical company to receive the seal of recommendation from the Skin Cancer Foundation, Maui Jim hold the reputation as world-firsts in eye health and protection whilst remaining on trend and in style.

Kirk & Kirk is based in Brighton, founded by husband and wife, Jason and Karen Kirk. A British family that has been in optics since 1909. These frames are made to make you smile with the whole rainbow, inspired by brit pop, David Bowie, and Italian glassware. The collection was given much attention after Prue Leith wore bright blue frames on the Great British Bake Off.