Cool Hunting
Whether you're myopic or not, these Danish-designed frames by Han are timeless and versatile — great as either sunglasses or spectacles.
Founded on 1 May 2008 by Hankjo Benhavn, the brand blends designs that have stood the test of time with traditional craftsmanship and a twist of originality to create a classic look. We like that they're neither too round, too slim nor too Wayfarer-like and the way the monochromatic looks strike a delicate balance of both shape and simplicity. Offering a level of customization, the type of lens including shade, prescription and polarization can be specified to meet your needs.
Han comments, "Classic isn't boring, but is a factor that can continue to inspire and relive itself over and over again." To see all models and for more info including locations of retailers (only available in Denmark, Sweden and the U.K.) visit Hankjobenhaven. Price available upon request. Contact Han directly at contact [at] hankjobehavn [dot] com.
Timeless frame pictured above and after the jump.
|
previous entry The Ayurvedic Yoga Massage Guild |
next entry Alife x Lacoste Polo |
We're always on the lookout for the perfect pair of shades and the classic design of Shuron, who has been producing well-made frames since 1865, was love at first sight. Making Shuron a brand especially worthy of consideration is their seemingly endless supply of choices, making it easy to find a pair of specs that suits any style, fits any face and serves its appropriate...
Sucking the seriousness from fashion, Karen Walker's 2009 eyewear, dubbed "celebrate the sun," is a playful collection of both thoroughly modern and vintage-inspired specs. The New Zealand-based designer's unpretentious attitude is a common thread in all of her designs, since they began gracing the major runways a few years ago. An astute mix of nostalgia, luxury and street, her stylized but casual clothing is...
Barton Perreira is a different kind of eye wear label. Unlike other luxury goods that have been getting a bad rap lately (and for good reason) the Los Angeles-based brand keeps it discreet. Now I don't know how you roll, but we don't know many people who enjoy covering themselves head-to-toe in someone else's initials. Yet for some reason designers think that diamante logos...
by Julie Wolfson On a recent visit to Tokyo's über-mall Omotesando Hills, we visited the gorgeous eyewear shop Lunette Du Jura and discovered these reading glasses by Caroline Abram of Filao. Inspired by her childhood in Senegal, Abram's designs incorporate wood, ceramic, cotton, glass, leather, resin, mother of pearl, onyx, turquoise, tiger eye and crystal in her work. The chains she has handmade in Senegal....
by Ariston Anderson Last Friday Italian designer Carrera launched their new line, resurrecting their own vintage sunglasses, in New York at the Angel Orensanz Foundation. The night felt like an '80s revival of the Mud Club with guests wearing the oversized frames in colors from blue to pink to white and a surprise performance by Blondie, who indulged the audience with her rarely-played song "Rapture,"...
Bursting onto the scene in 2007 with more color choices for their high-quality sunglasses than a bag of Skittles, Super continues to rock the retro sunglasses industry with their seemingly never-ending supply of rad colors and shapes. More than just a trendy item, Super sunglasses are manufactured in Italy and fitted with Zeiss lenses, designed to protect your eyes in a variety of conditions—from...
