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Handmade in France, Anne et Valentin’s frames are bold and striking, usually with a subtle twist to make them more interesting than standard glasses.
We’ve been stocking them for many years and wearers of their frames invariably report back how pleased they are with them – from receiving compliments from strangers and the attention to detail which contributes to their comfort.
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Handmade in France, Anne et Valentin’s frames are bold and striking, usually with a subtle twist to make them more interesting than standard glasses.
We’ve been stocking them for many years and wearers of their frames invariably report back how pleased they are with them – from receiving compliments from strangers and the attention to detail which contributes to their comfort.
In the 1980s, Oliver Peoples were a breath of fresh air. I had a great relationship with them as their first UK stockist. In Primrose Hill, I was their number one UK retail outlet in terms of sales for many years.
When they were bought by Luxottica, we stopped supplying them. Luckily Bill Barton (ex-CEO) and Patty Perreira (ex-chief designer) started their own company producing luxury eyewear in the spirit of vintage Oliver Peoples.
Most descriptions of Garrett start by stating that he’s the son of Larry Leight, the founder of Oliver Peoples. But you know what? He can stand on his own now. I’m guessing that there are several people describing Larry as Garrett’s father. Either way, producing eyewear is clearly in his blood.
Offering fresh optical frames and exciting sunglasses, his collection keeps getting better and Garrett’s is now our core offering.
In the 1980s, Oliver Peoples were a breath of fresh air. I had a great relationship with them as their first UK stockist. In Primrose Hill, I was their number one UK retail outlet in terms of sales for many years.
When they were bought by Luxottica, we stopped supplying them. Luckily Bill Barton (ex-CEO) and Patty Perreira (ex-chief designer) started their own company producing luxury eyewear in the spirit of vintage Oliver Peoples.
In the 1980s, Oliver Peoples were a breath of fresh air. I had a great relationship with them as their first UK stockist. In Primrose Hill, I was their number one UK retail outlet in terms of sales for many years.
When they were bought by Luxottica, we stopped supplying them. Luckily Bill Barton (ex-CEO) and Patty Perreira (ex-chief designer) started their own company producing luxury eyewear in the spirit of vintage Oliver Peoples.
In the 1980s, Oliver Peoples were a breath of fresh air. I had a great relationship with them as their first UK stockist. In Primrose Hill, I was their number one UK retail outlet in terms of sales for many years.
When they were bought by Luxottica, we stopped supplying them. Luckily Bill Barton (ex-CEO) and Patty Perreira (ex-chief designer) started their own company producing luxury eyewear in the spirit of vintage Oliver Peoples.
Most descriptions of Garrett start by stating that he’s the son of Larry Leight, the founder of Oliver Peoples. But you know what? He can stand on his own now. I’m guessing that there are several people describing Larry as Garrett’s father. Either way, producing eyewear is clearly in his blood.
Offering fresh optical frames and exciting sunglasses, his collection keeps getting better and Garrett’s is now our core offering.
Most descriptions of Garrett start by stating that he’s the son of Larry Leight, the founder of Oliver Peoples. But you know what? He can stand on his own now. I’m guessing that there are several people describing Larry as Garrett’s father. Either way, producing eyewear is clearly in his blood.
Offering fresh optical frames and exciting sunglasses, his collection keeps getting better and Garrett’s is now our core offering.
Most descriptions of Garrett start by stating that he’s the son of Larry Leight, the founder of Oliver Peoples. But you know what? He can stand on his own now. I’m guessing that there are several people describing Larry as Garrett’s father. Either way, producing eyewear is clearly in his blood.
Offering fresh optical frames and exciting sunglasses, his collection keeps getting better and Garrett’s is now our core offering.
Most descriptions of Garrett start by stating that he’s the son of Larry Leight, the founder of Oliver Peoples. But you know what? He can stand on his own now. I’m guessing that there are several people describing Larry as Garrett’s father. Either way, producing eyewear is clearly in his blood.
Offering fresh optical frames and exciting sunglasses, his collection keeps getting better and Garrett’s is now our core offering.
Most descriptions of Garrett start by stating that he’s the son of Larry Leight, the founder of Oliver Peoples. But you know what? He can stand on his own now. I’m guessing that there are several people describing Larry as Garrett’s father. Either way, producing eyewear is clearly in his blood.
Offering fresh optical frames and exciting sunglasses, his collection keeps getting better and Garrett’s is now our core offering.
Most descriptions of Garrett start by stating that he’s the son of Larry Leight, the founder of Oliver Peoples. But you know what? He can stand on his own now. I’m guessing that there are several people describing Larry as Garrett’s father. Either way, producing eyewear is clearly in his blood.
Offering fresh optical frames and exciting sunglasses, his collection keeps getting better and Garrett’s is now our core offering.