Through our latest partnership, we got to the bottom of these intrusive thoughts that kept our creative team up at night. Our newest collaboration is dear to our hearts, not just a friend but a part of the Johann Wolff family – Mr. Simon Grossman. Simon has been sporting the same JW frame for quite some time now, so it only felt right to partner with him for something special.

Our newest addition to the JW roster is the Dessau, named after the Bauhaus school’s second outpost in Dessau, Germany, which was designed by Walter Gropius in 1926 after the Germans closed the founding school in Weimar. The spectacles are comprised of riveted front pins, which act as the backbone of the frames, adding substantial structural integrity. Sharp beveling at the brow line is complimented effortlessly by soft beveling at the temple.

A sensory overload that seems to have been lost from the driving experience, now sought after by car enthusiasts from all walks of life. The pre-drive ritual that only those who own a classic will understand, yet try to rave about to whoever will lend them an ear.

When venturing out to sea, one thing is certain: one must protect one’s eyes from the sun’s beaming rays. Shimmering on the waves, a performance between the light and water. Never seeming to get old.

JW & Mr. C unite as one to bring the world a sunglass that serves as a protector of the windows to your soul; the eyes. The Carousel serves as the canvas by which this love story is told.

A dance between the shade provided by the tree canopy and the warm Florida sun’s beaming rays, illuminating the garden and its array of vivid colors. It subtly screams Miami, allowing viewers to see the city through local eyes. Purposefully highlighting the beauty of the local fauna that serves as the perfect backdrop for eyewear that is inspired by a distant past. A reminder of where we came from.