T HENRI Scud Gold
Limited edition · 80 pieces
Other colours and versions (2)
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Scud L'or Bleu
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Anomoly
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Included lenses: Blue
Measurements and fit
- Lens size · lens width
- 52 mm
- Bridge
- 17 mm
- Temple
- 140 mm
- 52 Eye size (lens width)
- 17 Bridge
- 140 Temple length
Lens width 52, bridge 17, temples 140. Measurements in millimetres.
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Personalised prescription lenses
Complete your eyewear with Seiko prescription lenses, also available for sunglasses. We start with your prescription, your chosen frame and your everyday needs.
Contact us on WhatsApp or by email and share your current prescription. We help you explore the options and prepare a proposal with the total cost and production time for you to approve before we proceed.
The displayed price includes the original sun lenses. Prescription lenses are quoted separately.
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Frame details
- Brand
- T HENRI
- Model
- Scud
- Material
- Titanio, Acetate
- Lens width
- 52mm
- Bridge
- 17mm
- Temple
- 140mm
- Frame colour
- Gold
- Shape
- Shield
- Lens colour
- Blue
- T HENRI code
- SML003
- Certificate of authenticity
- Included
About this frame
Scud is inspired by an Italian supercar with a flat-plane crank engine: sharp angles, modern aerodynamics and a presence that doesn't go unnoticed. Colourway: L'or Bleu. Handmade in Japan in micro-production.
Materials and construction
- Japanese cellulose block acetate, hand-carved front.
- Laminated temples with metal core wire.
- Serial number on every piece.
Size
- Lens width: 52 mm.
- Bridge: 17 mm.
- Temples: 140 mm.
Read our size guide or book a consultation in the boutique.
In the box
- T HENRI case and lens cleaning cloth.
FAQ
Can prescription lenses be fitted?
Yes, the frame takes prescription lenses, including sun lenses. We fit them in the OCCHIO! boutique in Crema, or your own optician can.
How many pieces are there?
Availability is kept up to date on this page. T HENRI makes every colourway in micro-production: once it sells out, it is not made again.
Do you ship within Europe?
Yes. The price is in euros with VAT included and we ship from Italy, so within the European Union there are no customs duties or surprise charges on delivery.
Can I return it?
Yes, within 14 days of delivery. Return shipping is paid by the customer.
Explore more T HENRI eyewear or read the brand story in our Journal: Hypercars, in a pair of glasses.
T HENRI grew from Tyler Henri’s interest in meticulously made objects. Hypercars, yachts and aviation provided his starting points, with the intention of bringing a similar attention to construction, proportion and detail into eyewear.
After wearing and studying frames by independent brands, Tyler travelled to Sabae, Japan, to explore small-scale eyewear manufacturing. There he began a three-year development process, overseeing the creative direction and production of his first collection: the Monaco series.
Small production runs became central to T HENRI’s identity. Each model and colour has a defined edition size, giving a sense of the scale of its production and the work dedicated to the design. The connection with automotive design remains in the references, while each frame takes shape through materials and processes selected for that particular creation.
