A wardrobe of frames,
edited like a magazine.
Two hundred and forty independent frames from Tokyo, Milan and Copenhagen — sorted into the silhouettes you've always wanted but never quite found. Start browsing, or skip the scroll and let three questions find your match.
Three questions. One short list of frames that actually fit.
Answer face shape, color and price — we'll pull your top six from the 240 and queue up virtual try-on so you can see them on before you buy.
- 01Two minutes, max.We hate long quizzes too.
- 02No email gate.See your matches before we ask for anything.
- 03Real fit, not vibes.Bridge width and temple length are real filters here.
You already know the silhouette you want. We have it.
Four shapes, four moods. Pick the one your face has been quietly asking for, then narrow by color and material on the next screen.
Round
52 framesSoft circles, intellectual air, gentle on square jaws.
Shop round
Square
68 framesArchitectural, decisive, the anchor piece of the outfit.
Shop square
Aviator
31 framesDropped bridge, slim line — built for character faces.
Shop aviator
Cat-eye
44 framesLifted, theatrical, makes the cheekbones do the work.
Shop cat-eye240 frames, hand-picked. Eight silhouettes, one grid.
Built to reduce the shelf down to six frames you'll actually wear.
Filtering here is not a sales tool. It's a sizing and taste tool. Tell us the shape, the color, the material, the price, the bridge width, and the prescription — and the grid stops pretending to be 240 frames and becomes a short list.
Shape
Round, square, aviator, cat-eye, rectangle, browline, oversized, geometric.
Color
Tortoise, black, crystal, honey, olive, burgundy, slate — and the in-between shades we don't have names for.
Material
Italian acetate, Japanese titanium, hand-polished horn, recycled bio-acetate.
Price tier
Under $100, $100–150, $150–200, and Atelier ($200+) for the once-a-decade piece.
Fit
Narrow, medium, and wide bridge. We measure temple length in millimeters because guessing doesn't work.
Prescription
Single vision, progressive, blue-light, reading, and non-Rx. All cut in-house in Brooklyn.
"Filters should answer questions, not create them."
— Mara Voss, co-founder & optician