Milan

Milan does not do subtle. At 70mm wide, this is the largest frame in the Urban Vintage collection — a bold rectangle that commands attention the way a front-row outfit does at Pitti Uomo or a festival stage on a Sunday afternoon. The chunky double-wall construction gives it a sculptural quality you do not see at this price point. This is a frame built to be noticed.

A rectangle frame that owns the room

The Milan silhouette sits at 70mm wide and 40mm tall — proportions that push into oversized territory while staying controlled enough for everyday wear. The thick polycarbonate frame has a beveled front wall that catches light differently depending on the colorway: metallic on the Silver White, translucent on the Blue and Green, opaque and deep on the Black. Seven options covering the full spectrum from a Milanese fashion week energy to a sun-drenched afternoon at We Love Green. At 18 euros with UV400 scratch resistant lenses, the value-to-presence ratio is hard to argue with.

UV400 for the longest days

Scratch resistant eco-friendly polycarbonate lenses with full UV400 protection. The wide rectangle shape provides generous coverage for outdoor festivals, travel and city days — the kind of lens area that actually matters when you are spending eight hours under direct sun at an open air stage. Milan was designed for the days that start at a terrace and end somewhere with a sound system.

The statement piece of the Urban Vintage collection

Every collection needs a frame that anchors it. In the Urban Vintage lineup, Milan is that frame. Where Lola is understated and Jazz is considered, Milan is declarative. It references the oversized rectangle silhouettes that dominated runway eyewear from the late 90s through to the mid-2000s — the frames worn by people who understood that accessories are not finishing touches, they are the point. The Silver White variant in particular sits closer to the Y2K collection in spirit, making Milan the natural bridge between the two aesthetics in your wardrobe.