OPHY EYEWEAR

Ophy Eyewear glasses come from an Italian brand born in 2018 from the inspiration of Placido Minissale, a Sicilian designer. The frames are handmade in Italy.

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The brand

Ophy Eyewear

The brand sums up its language in three points: squared corners, strong geometric lines, the three-dimensionality of the object. Its acetate frames use Italian Mazzucchelli acetate and Italian Divel lenses. Several model names, such as Gropius, Gehry and Mies, look to twentieth-century architecture, and the reference shows in the design: fronts built from planes and edges more than curves. Alongside acetate there is a titanium collection, and for summer 2025 Ophy created a sunglasses capsule with Borsalino.

At OCCHIO! the Ophy selection is optical and in polished black: Leoh in colour 01 Polished Black and Groove in colour 01/A Polished Black. Solid black brings out the cut of the frame, which is the point of the brand. Both can take prescription lenses; each product page shows photos and measurements.

Ophy Eyewear glasses are available online and in the OCCHIO! boutique in Crema.

OCCHIO! · Crema, Italy

A Ophy Eyewear makes sense on the face.

OCCHIO! is in Crema, forty minutes from Milan and Bergamo. If you are travelling, write first: the frame will be waiting.

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    In Crema, 40 minutes from Milan and Bergamo.

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  • Shipping

    Free from €150 in Italy and the EU, from €299 worldwide. Dispatched within 24–48 hours, express delivery in 2–3 working days.

  • Pay in instalments

    With Klarna or PayPal at checkout, where available.

  • 14-day returns

    From delivery. The refund is issued once the parcel reaches Crema.