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Optika Sole · family-run opticians in Belgrade since 1968

Campaign portrait wearing a Maybach frame

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Maybach

Horn, wood and gold eyewear, handmade in Germany

Titanium plated in gold and platinum, temples of fine wood, ZEISS lenses.

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Frames made by hand

Since 1968, we have chosen frames for their craftsmanship, materials and feel. From Paris to Tokyo, we seek out brands that work by hand and in small batches - with care in every detail.

If we would not wear it ourselves, it does not stand in our window.

Optika Sole · Belgrade
Our story
Campaign: Jacques Marie Mage, Dealan 53

Jacques Marie Mage

Numbered limited-edition eyewear from Los Angeles

A Los Angeles house that makes frames in numbered runs: every colourway carries its edition size, and a run is never extended afterwards. Made in Japan and Italy from acetate, beta titanium and 18-karat gold.

Male model wearing Matsuda glasses, Heritage/Apeiro campaign

Matsuda

Japanese eyewear, handmade in Sabae

Frames handmade in Sabae, Japan, distinguished by engraving and intricate metalwork. From the first sketch to a finished model, the process can take up to two years. Each frame carries a care you can see and feel.

Kuboraum campaign
Ivo Perkas grinding lenses at his workbench, 1968.

Our story · Belgrade · since 1968

It began at a workbench

Two generations, one rule.

Ivo Perkas began grinding lenses at this workbench in 1968. Two generations later, we still hold each frame in our hands and try it on ourselves. Only then do we decide whether it deserves a place in our collection.

Ivo Perkas, founder

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