Luxury. Craftsmanship. Innovation.
These are just a few of the words that come to mind when we think of Matsuda Eyewear, the Japanese brand founded in Tokyo in 1967 by Mitsuhiro Matsuda. The brand quickly became one of the most celebrated Japanese fashion houses, and has been a longtime Hollywood favorite, on- and off-screen. You may remember these iconic Matsuda shades sported by Linda Hamilton’s Sarah Connor in Terminator 2: Judgment Day; Matsuda glasses have been spotted on celebrities like Brad Pitt and Robert Downey, Jr.
Matsuda: Made in Japan
This is what 45 years of design heritage and history looks like:
To See, and Be Seen
Crafted by hand in the artisanal eyewear workshops of Japan, all Matsuda eyewear is made with the highest quality materials—celluloid acetate, titanium, sterling silver, 18K solid gold, and 22.5K gold plating. The timeless quality of each design draws inspiration from the past to create “forms that can be admired for a lifetime.”
Couture Craft
It only takes a few seconds perusing the Matsuda website to understand their aesthetic: modern but timeless, classic—but with a cutting edge.
Whether you love the rare materials and intricate details of the Precious collection, or you’re drawn to the classic, limited edition re-issues of the Heritage collection, Matsuda eyewear communicates their commitment to “luxury through material, quality through craft, innovative by design.”