Bushnell technical supplier for Lacoste Trophy
X-Ide® is a project born of a cross-section of experiences. It is a project where everything moves quickly towards the teeming of creative emotions.
X-Ide® eyewear transmits a sensation of quality and an eye for proportions. Each collection is the fruit of extraordinary expertise, of a creativity brimming with instinct and balance, but also rationality and practicality.
Ironic, eye-catching, and intriguing, their Italian-ness and sass are also shared by those who work for this firm, as well as being the characteristics that distinguish every collection of this brand name.
Even the 2009 line is original in its design and mood: 13 new models, each with its own story to tell.
Each pair of glasses boasts unique styling, with captivating and dynamic lines: workmanship and research make for extremely sophisticated temples. The leitmotif of this collection is presence-absence: empty spaces and openings, especially on the temples, make each model particularly bold and intriguing, but at the same time comfortably lightweight. This contrast between solid and empty is further highlighted by the union of different materials, more specifically metal and acetate.
Finally, as always, much attention is paid to the combinations and choice of colours that afford these glasses an element of both outstanding creativity and sophistication, making them a true must-have. This collection will certainly find consensus among current X-Ide® aficionados and attract new ones as well.
Wasty is a prescription frame in steel with temple tips in acetate and silk-screened logo. “Like a forgotten treasure happened upon in a tangled fishing net. Tunisia.“
Draggie is a steel frame with temple tips in acetate and an engraved logo. “A cold yet sunny day is our travelling companion while crossing the Bridge of Øresund between Denmark and Sweden.”
Eschinea features a steel front piece and temples in acetate. “The social life of playboys is also made of intemperance, with naturally beautiful women, but also those remodelled under the surgeon’s knife. Casablanca (Morocco)”.
