SAUVAGE GLASSES & SUNGLASSES

Sauvage was born in 2019, designed between Paris and Tokyo. The frames are handmade in small batches in Sabae, Fukui Prefecture, in a factory owned by the group that produces them.

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The brand

Sauvage Glasses & Sunglasses

Acetates are cotton-based Takiron; metal models use titanium with gold or silver plating and hand-lacquered inserts. The brand was founded by Tommy O'Gara, an American designer who has worked in Japan for more than forty years at the head of The Light Co., the same company behind Julius Tart Optical.

In the shop

Mikado, Samourai, Varda and République, in acetate or lacquered titanium. From the Journal: Japanese eyewear: why it's different and which to choose.

Sauvage: frequently asked questions

Where are Sauvage glasses made?

In Sabae, Japan, in The Light Co. factory.

Are Sauvage and Julius Tart Optical connected?

Yes: same workshop, same lead, Tommy O'Gara. Sauvage is the contemporary line; Julius Tart reissues the American designs of 1948.

Where can I try Sauvage in Lombardy?

At OCCHIO! in Crema: 40 minutes from Milan and Bergamo.

Can prescription lenses be fitted?

Yes, single-vision and progressive, in our in-house workshop. Progressives require measurements taken in person.

OCCHIO! · Crema, Italy

A Sauvage Glasses & Sunglasses 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.

  • Try it in the boutique

    In Crema, 40 minutes from Milan and Bergamo.

    Book a fitting

  • 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.