Matsuda M1028 Eyeglasses

Founded in 1967 by Mitsuhiro Matsuda in Tokyo, the Matsuda Brand quickly became one of the most celebrated Japanese fashion houses. The creations are famous for looking to the past for Inspiration, while staying current, and of the moment. In a word: Timeless. All of Matsuda eyewear is painstakingly crafted by hand in the artisanal eyewear workshops of Japan, and each Matsuda creation represents over 45 years of design history and heritage. Only the finest materials, including celluloid acetate, titanium, sterling silver, 18K solid gold, and 22.5K gold plating are used in each creation.

The M1028 is a robust take on a bold acetate frame. Hand sculpted Japanese Acetate is combined with precious metal hardware and custom 7 barrel hinges to create a subdued but confident look.

Eye: 47

Bridge: 25

Temple: 145

The square shape design feature a full rim acetate frame. This model is available in five different color combinations and sizes. Matsuda has carved a niche for itself in the world of eyewear. Known for its impeccable craftsmanship and innovative designs, the brand has gained a reputation for producing eyewear that effortlessly blends classic elegance with modern aesthetics. With a commitment to excellence in every detail, the trademark has become synonymous with quality, style, and sophistication. At the heart of Matsuda's design philosophy lies a dedication to timelessness. The brand believes in creating eyewear pieces that transcend fleeting fashion trends, focusing instead on crafting enduring styles that stand the test of time. Their designs are characterized by a harmonious fusion of traditional Japanese craftsmanship and contemporary sensibilities, resulting in eyewear that is both classic and innovative. Matsuda pays meticulous attention to every aspect of their designs, from the choice of materials to the precision of craftsmanship. Their frames often feature subtle and intricate details, such as hand-engraved motifs and delicate filigree work, which showcase the brand's commitment to artistry.