Few frames carry the authority of a full-face slab of acetate, and the 1386 makes no attempt to be anything other than what it is. The 9mm frame traces its lineage to American eyewear of the 1950s — the era when a pair of glasses was a statement before it was a necessity — and that foundational boldness is preserved intact. Vintage pins punctuate the acetate at the temples, while interior and exterior milling lightens the frame's mass without compromising its presence, creating a visual depth that shifts depending on the light. In Black, the 1386 is stripped of any colour dialogue; it is the architecture alone that speaks, and it speaks clearly.