Matsuda Black M5010 Sunglasses
Matsuda
$850.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Matsuda's Black M5010 sunglasses read like a wearable sculpture. The hexagonal rimless silhouette—made in glossy acetate—keeps the line lean and architectural, while gray gradient lenses shift with the light. Close-up details feel premium: graphics etched at the bridge and temples and inset logo hardware at the temple tips. The supplier color—brushed silver, black, and grey gradient—reads as coolly urban, a quietly luxe finish for city days and after-dark wanderings. Included is a leather case for extra polish.
Lightweight and easy to wear, the rimless frame sits softly on the face, pairing well with everything from tailored blazers to casual knits. The hexagon shape flatters many face shapes, and the adjustable metal nose pads let you tune the bridge for a secure, comfortable fit across long days in the sun. The temple tips feature subtle hardware for signature Matsuda detail, while the leather case protects the pair between uses. The size 51.22 145 yields a balanced width and a classic temple length that transitions from city sidewalks to weekend getaways with ease.
Matsuda’s eyewear ethos leans into geometric precision and luxe materials, a hallmark of the brand’s couture-cool approach. The M5010 slides into a wardrobe as a standout but versatile accessory—think monochrome edits, a sharp blazer, or a sleek leather jacket—where the hex silhouette lends an editorial edge without shouting.
Materials / Fabrication
- Hexagonal rimless acetate-frame sunglasses
- Gray gradient lenses
- Adjustable metal nose pads
- Graphics etched at bridge and temples
- Inset logo hardware at temple tips
- Includes leather case
- Size: 51.22 / 145
- Supplier color: Brushed silver/Black/Grey gradient
Recommended Care
- Wipe lenses with a microfiber cloth and, if needed, a lens cleaner or mild soap and water.
- Avoid solvents, perfumes, and household cleaners that can damage coatings or acetate.
- Store in the included leather case when not in use; avoid placing heavy objects on top.
- Avoid placing sunglasses face down on surfaces to prevent scratches; handle by the frame.
- If frame becomes misaligned, seek professional adjustment rather than attempting DIY bending.
