• Cut from a single sheet of premium Japanese acetate ensuring flexibility and durability
• 6 weeks and over 200 manual processes to handcraft a single frame
• Premium acetate with enhanced malleability to ensure individual fit and comfort.
• Gently tumbled in a wood barrel with resin chips and oil prior to 3-stage hand polishing
• Japanese 3-barrel hinge finished with blue coated screws to strengthen frame structure
• Three stringent quality control checks prior to approval and shipping
• Available with a selection of extremely high grade, coated Japanese lenses available at cost of manufacture
• Frames are shot with white light shone, so some frames, and especially lenses can look lighter than in real life
• Do not expose to high temperature, excess moisture - and to use a dry cloth to remove any moisture to avoid damage
• Clean lenses with luke warm water with a drop of neutral detergent and dry gently

Havana Brown gives the Stewart warm, earthy depth — rich brown tones with natural movement through the acetate that suit the frame's understated, unisex character. There's more to this colourway than meets the eye, the warmth revealing itself gradually as light shifts across the surface. Cut from a single sheet of Takiron Rowland's premium Japanese acetate in Sabae, Japan — the world's capital of eyewear craftsmanship — six weeks and over 200 manual processes to complete. Ships to Australia.