Bevel
Minimalist American titanium eyewear.
About Bevel
Founded in 1999 in New York by opticians Richard Mewha and Rick Nelson, who met working at an Aspen optical shop. Bevel builds minimalist frames combining cellulose acetate with titanium, made in Japan. Its signature construction, which the brand calls BetaPlast, pairs a beta-titanium core with an acetate overlay front.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Bevel eyewear made?
Bevel is based in USA, founded in 1999.
What materials does Bevel use?
Bevel frames are made from Titanium and Acetate.
How much do Bevel frames cost?
Bevel eyewear typically retails in the $335 - $660 range. Exact pricing varies by frame and retailer.
Where can I buy Bevel eyewear?
Find authorized independent boutiques carrying Bevel in The View Eyewear directory, or visit the brand's own site for a full retailer list.