Barton Perreira first collaborated with 007 on No Time To Die when costume designer Suttirat Anne Larlarb selected their Joe and Norton styles. Since then, the collaboration has drawn on archive references for a range of legacy designs. Meticulously crafted by hand in Japan, each pair of James Bond sunglasses takes 6-8 weeks to refine. The rigorous manufacturing process focuses on perfecting every detail, from the frame’s foundation to its deep glossy finish. This results in beautiful eyewear with an emphasis on finish, feel and fit.
Two styles worn by Bond in 2021’s No Tie To Die. The Joe is a timeless icon, with a rectangular glass in angular frames. The Norton has round lenses and a keyhole bridge in flattering tortoiseshell brown acetate.
This lightweight acetate sport wrap design pays homage to a pair worn by Sean Connery on set while filming 1964’s Goldfinger.
Inspired by the style of Casino Royale, the James Bond Royale is a high-stakes navigator design, handmade in thick-grade titanium.
Inspired by the style of A View To A Kill,the James Bond Avtak is a reimagining of the aviator silhouette worn by Max Zorin, crafted in fine titanium.
Inspired by a design worn on the beach by James Bond, the 007 Thunderball has an angular frame in polished zylonite acetate.
