Evatik’s latest optical release explores the enduring appeal of sophisticated brown tones. A warmer alternative to classic black, shades inspired by espresso, walnut and tortoise are timeless and versatile (E-9312 featured) and can be easily dressed up or down. The warm hues highlight the texture, finish and quality of the materials used, resulting in eyewear that feels polished, luxurious and purposeful, the brand said.
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The Atelier by Woodys collection features handcrafted frames with sculpted volumes, precise milling, and bold colour combinations. Model Balance, in Italian acetate, stands out with its double-laminated front, geometric shapes, and customised OBE five-axis hinges.