Miami

Miami has always understood something the rest of the world is still catching up to: that the best accessories are the ones that look like they are not trying. The chunky beveled square frame, the tinted lens sitting inside a thick acrylic housing, the kind of silhouette that works at Art Basel on a Wednesday and at a festival stage on a Saturday night. Miami the sunglasses carries that same casual authority.

A square frame with an architectural edge

Miami runs at 48mm wide and 34mm tall — compact proportions wrapped in a thick beveled acrylic frame that gives the silhouette its distinctive stepped profile. The angular corners and deep front wall create a frame that reads as architectural rather than simply square. At 33g it is the weightiest frame in the Urban Vintage collection, and you feel it in the best way — a solidity that communicates quality the moment you put it on. Thirteen colorways from a translucent Clear/Blue to a deep Black/Clear, with standout options in Tortoise/Grey, Red/Grey and Black/Blue for those who want their eyewear to do some of the talking.

Tinted lenses for open air days

Scratch resistant UV400 polycarbonate lenses with full UVA and UVB protection. The square coverage area is generous for the frame size — 48mm across sits wider than it sounds on the face, providing solid sun protection during long outdoor festival days. The tinted colorways — orange, blue, red, green — add a chromatic dimension to the look that works particularly well under natural light. Black/Clear is the everyday pair. Red/Grey is the festival pair. Both are valid on the same trip.

The traveler's frame

Miami was named for a reason. This is the frame you pack when you do not know exactly what the week will look like — a flight, a terrace, a festival, a late night somewhere. The beveled construction is robust enough to survive a bag without a case. The colorway range is wide enough that you will find your version regardless of where your wardrobe sits. And at 18 euros, taking two is a reasonable decision.