Folasade Titanium Square Sunglasses
Barton Perreira
$600.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Barton Perreira Folasade Titanium Square Sunglasses channel a certain nonchalance—the kind you catch in old Helmut Newton portraits or on the new vanguard of It-girls breezing through Paris and Tokyo. Sleek, angular lines are balanced by featherweight titanium, a quietly luxurious material that lets the oversized square frames hover rather than dominate. Gradient lenses add moody depth, diffusing light for a look that’s as enigmatic as it is sharp, while the silvery finish brings a quietly architectural vibe—think modernist with a whisper of disco energy.
Light on the face yet strong in presence, the Folasade silhouette floats thanks to streamlined arms and capped earpieces that hug the ears—never pinching, always sitting just so. Adjustable nose pads fine-tune the fit, letting these sunglasses disappear into your day whether you’re running through the city or escaping somewhere quieter. The frames slip easily inside a favorite croc bag or tuck into your coat pocket, ready to sharpen up everything from a slouched tux blazer to an undone linen shirt. You’re fully shielded, too: the lenses deliver 100% UVA/UVB protection, making them an easy constant between gallery openings, summer rooftops, and high-sun afterparties.
Barton Perreira’s cult following is grounded in its obsession with detail, and the Folasade frames speak to that legacy—Japanese precision meets vintage attitude. This is a pair for the woman who wants her accessories to say everything, even if she barely says a word.
Materials / Fabrication
- Titanium frame
- Square silhouette
- Gradient lenses with antireflective coating
- Adjustable nose pads
- Thin, tapered arms
- Capped earpieces
- 100% UVA/UVB protection
- Eye/bridge/temple: 60/17/145 mm
- Made in Japan
Recommended Care
- Clean lenses regularly with a microfiber cloth to avoid scratches.
- Use lens-safe cleaning solution; avoid harsh chemicals on frames and lenses.
- Store in a protective case when not in use to maintain shape and finish.
- Avoid placing sunglasses face down to prevent lens damage.
- Handle by the frame, not the lenses, to maintain clarity and longevity.
