ALBIN

A STUDY IN LIGHT AND ANGLE

A bold reinterpretation of classic minimalism. Sculpted from high-density acetate, this compact rectangular frame is anything but ordinary. Its crisp facets catch the light in unexpected ways, revealing a quiet strength in its precise angles and refined proportions. Small yet assured, Albin fits the face with perfect balance, blending elegance with character.

We explored subtle, nuanced color palettes — deep, rich tones and translucent hues — paired with carefully chosen solar lenses that add both charisma and clarity. Each combination tells its own story: calm, measured, and distinctly modern.

The name Albin comes from Latin, meaning “white” or “luminous.” It evokes clarity, light, and purity — an ideal reference for a frame that comes alive in the interplay of sun and shadow.

The Story of Albin

In a small coastal town, where the sun painted soft pastels and cast sharp shadows, lived a quiet artisan named Albin. He was not known for flamboyant creations, but for precise lines and subtle details. He believed beauty lay in structure — that even the smallest objects could have a powerful personality if shaped with care.

Albin worked with light. Not in the literal sense, but through materials that captured and reflected it — acetate, glass, polished edges. His tools were old, but his vision was entirely modern. He often said, “Every angle is a decision. Every color, a sentence.”

The sunglasses that bear his name embody that philosophy. Compact, thoughtful, and sculpted to reveal their strength in the sunlight, they are far more than an accessory. They are a tribute to precision, to contrast, and to a personality cut from pure light.