Futura

Most sunglasses borrow from the past. Futura does something more interesting — it takes a shape that already felt ahead of its time when it appeared and pushes it further. The triangular cat eye silhouette, flat top bar, open lower frame: this is a pair of sunglasses that looks like it belongs on a stage or in a film set in a decade that has not happened yet. And yet it works on a Tuesday afternoon just as well.

A cat eye frame that breaks the mold

Futura runs at 57mm wide and 30mm tall — a deliberately flat, wide proportion that emphasizes the triangular lens shape and the open lower frame construction. The flat top bar sits flush against the brow, giving the frame a visor-like quality that reads as both retro and forward. The high-grade polycarbonate construction keeps weight at 31g despite the wide footprint. Seven colorways from a minimal Black/Grey to a translucent Champagne/Grey, with standout options in Leopard/Tea for those who want the full statement and Cyan/Green for something genuinely unexpected.

UV400 for festival days and beyond

Scratch resistant eco-friendly polycarbonate lenses with full UV400 protection. The wide 57mm lens coverage delivers solid sun protection during outdoor festival days despite the open lower frame — the flat top bar handles the overhead sun, the triangular lenses cover the forward field. Futura was designed for the kind of person who does not compromise on protection because a frame looks good.

The boldest frame in the Urban Vintage collection

Where the rest of the Urban Vintage collection moves between understated and considered, Futura is unambiguously a statement. The triangular cat eye silhouette has roots in the avant-garde fashion photography of the 80s and the club culture that followed — frames that announced an intention before the wearer said a word. Paired with a festival outfit or a simple black look, Futura does not blend in. That is precisely the point. If the Urban Vintage collection were a playlist, Futura is the track that changes the mood of the room.