Matsuda glasses are the encounter between western deconstructivism and eastern tradition. Mitsuhiro matsuda has witnessed this original and innovative design since 1967. The careful attention to detail, materials and workmanship, always done by hand, are immediately distinctive and unmistakable features. Recognized in the 1980s as one of the first designers to combine architecture with fashion, his prêt-à-porter creations and his glasses aroused worldwide interest and the name matsuda became one of the most important brands on the international scene. The craftsmen who created matsuda eyewear are true master sculptors, capable of sculpting precious and refined materials such as acetate, titanium, silver and gold. Just remember that an organic cotton-based plastic is processed and cured for about 3 months to obtain the acetate material. This delicate process develops extremely rich colors and gives the glasses extreme strength and flexibility. On the other hand, each lens is made up of seven layers of anti-reflective material, which greatly reduces eye fatigue, eliminates unwanted reflections and polarizes it to increase contrast.
