Irfan Black-black Lens new in The shape of the Japanese

The shape of the Japanese roof tiles of an early Showa-era building our design team happened to see is boldly used for the endpiece and temples

these unique archival selections from our Spring 2017 collection are sleek

American and French vintage

effortless and understated expressions of fierce femininity and unrivaled elegance

Handcrafted works of exceptional character and meaningful nuance carefully nurtured in the artist’s studio

Irfan Black-black Lens new in The shape of the JapaneseIrfan, a reimagined silhouette from the Port Tanger repertoire, draws its name from Farsi, describing a journey of awareness that transcends ones perception of reality. This distinctive design reinterprets the aviator shape through the lens of vintage flight goggles, featuring a sporty character, rounded brow, and a defined nose for a bold yet refined expression.