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Sauvage Eyewear is a brand that embodies the fusion of French and Japanese artistry, resulting in distinctive and edgy eyewear designs. Drawing inspiration from over 400 years of cultural exchange between France and Japan, the brand seamlessly blends traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. Each frame is meticulously handcrafted in Japan, utilizing custom acetates by Takiron and original titanium components, ensuring both durability and elegance. Sauvage Eyewear’s minimalist metal designs feature high-grade titanium with various channel fill materials, ranging from lacquer to diamonds, reflecting a commitment to quality and innovation. The brand’s collections offer a unique look that appeals to those seeking eyewear that stands out with pure edge and carving.
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