There are few lines that can claim to be as distinctive as Anne et Valentin. The name is born of the real life Anne and Valentin who started their design house in the early 80s and remained both business and life partners for 30 years. Each piece is crafted with a focus on the individual, whoever they may be, and the ways in which one can properly express themselves through eyewear: the free-spirited or the serious, the self confident and the crafty. Like the science of alchemy, Anne et Valentin combines various elements not necessarily thought of to create something bold, individual and unique. 

Quality, balance, strength and simplicity: these are the four markers that make up the Zero G brand. The effortless California based design and meticulous, lightweight Japanese handcrafting of their frames make Zero G the go-to eyewear for the discerning wearer. It all starts with a flat sheet of hypoallergenic surgical grade titanium, brought forth from the mundane using stylized patterns, colors and carefully cultivated designs. When combing through the collection you'll find a hint of the familiar: each frame is named for a city based either in New York or California (keep your eye out for the "Santa Cruz" frame!)

Having started in 1905, it's safe to say Masunaga is a brand that is sure of itself. Their designs are timeless, their manufacturing time-honored. Masunaga is one of few able to craft a frame from start to finish: from raw material to actualized product, giving them the ability to manage all aspects of both detail and quality. Family owned for generations, outfitting those from emperors of their home country to the every day man of California, Masunaga is every inch the definition of detail and design.