The definition of chic, Linda Farrow’s eyewear innovation lies in her ability to bridge unconventional with elegant, and range from subtle to offbeat, using resilient materials and paying close attention to the finest details to create unique, infinitely wearable pieces. The brand’s innovative collabs of the past continue to evolve even now, with collections for No.2, Matthew Williamson, Y/Project, Dries Van Noten, Alessandra Rich, Iceberg.

There are as many as 200 manual processes involved in making an optical frame. Generally, productivity is low when one company is in charge of all the processes. However, Masunaga Optical is the only company in Japan that has a factory in charge of all processes from raw materials to production and finish in an integrated way. The integrated production system improves the detail and quality.

Andy Wolf stands for unique glasses, handcrafted in Hartberg, Austria. It was founded by the three friends Andreas (Andy), Wolfgang (Wolf) and Katharina to produce classic and contemporary frames for individuals. In 2006, the three of them sat down to enjoy a meal of meat and fish from local meadows and waters, market-fresh vegetables and good Austrian wine from the kind of vintner you know personally.

There was one question at that table: "Why aren’t glasses made in such a personal, natural and familiar fashion?"