MATSUDA M3099 MBK
MATSUDA M3099, color MBK (Matte Black), size 56, are unisex navigator sunglasses with matte black frame and double bridge made of titanium. The bridge is decorated with an embossed design, like the blindfolds and arms. The lenses have a brown degrade colour, are internally coated and 100% absorbent to UVA and UVB radiation.
They are handmade and manufactured in Japan.
Matsuda has
always been committed to innovation and testing new ideas, a fundamental
aspect of the brand's identity since its founding in Tokyo by Mitsuhiro
Matsuda more than five decades ago. He was one of the pioneering
designers who combined architectural elements with those of fashion,
with his eyewear collections being the ones that caught the world's eye
during the 1980s. Matsuda's reputation as a pioneer in fashion as art
was cemented by his successful collaborations with such distinguished
artists as Nan Goldin, Jan Saudek, Juergen Teller and Bruce Weber, which
were highly praised and celebrated. Today, everything they do continues
to build on this timeless tradition that remains their foundation.
Sex: | Frame Shape: | Lens Type: | Frame Color: | Frame Material: | UV protection: | Designer: |
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Women, Men, Unisex | Square, Aviator | Degraded | Black | Titanium | 100% UVA and UVB protection | Matsuda |
2) Lens Width | 4) Bridge Width | 5) Temple Length |
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56mm | 17mm | 140mm |
Matsuda
Matsuda, the Japanese eyewear brand, combines innovation with tradition to create stunning frames with intricate designs and intricate engraving. Each frame is meticulously handcrafted from premium materials for style and comfort. Matsuda frames feature innovative design and traditional craftsmanship, with each pair undergoing a 250-step process for maximum refinement.
Matsuda has always been committed to innovation and testing new ideas, which has been a fundamental aspect of the brand's identity since its founding in Tokyo by Mitsuhiro Matsuda more than five decades ago. He was one of the pioneering designers who combined the disciplines of architecture and fashion, but it was his eyewear and ready-to-wear pieces that really caught the world's eye in the 1980s. Matsuda's reputation as a pioneer in fashion as art was cemented by his successful collaborations with such distinguished artists as Nan Goldin, Jan Saudek, Juergen Teller and Bruce Weber, which were highly praised and lauded. Even today, it maintains this timeless tradition that continues to be its foundation.
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