Matsuda
Tokyo craftsmanship since 1967.
About Matsuda
Mitsuhiro Matsuda founded the fashion house in Tokyo in 1967; the eyewear line launched separately in 1989. Matsuda states each frame goes through roughly 250 production steps and 71 hours of work by 13 craftsmen in Sabae, Fukui, with acetate cured for three months or more before cutting. The brand's engraved metalwork draws on Matsuda's own interest in 19th-century industrial design and art deco.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Matsuda eyewear made?
Matsuda is based in Japan, founded in 1967.
What materials does Matsuda use?
Matsuda frames are made from Titanium and Acetate.
How much do Matsuda frames cost?
Matsuda eyewear typically retails in the $500 - $1,450 range. Exact pricing varies by frame and retailer.
Where can I buy Matsuda eyewear?
Find authorized independent boutiques carrying Matsuda in The View Eyewear directory, or visit the brand's own site for a full retailer list.