Jacques Marie Mage - Wolves, Obnoxious Acetate and The American Dream

[bry2000]

Does 1269 accept returns for refunds?

 

[FlyingHorker]

Does 1269 accept returns for refunds?

Yep. I'm in Canada, so I think I'd have to pay return shipping if it doesn't work out.

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[Facultyofzen]

There’s a pair here in AU, and in USD it’s under retail.

Taos / Hickory / Turquoise

Taos Sunglass in Hickory from Jacques Marie Mage. A rectangular 60's frame design inspired by Dennis Hopper Easy Rider sunglasses. Shop our range of Jacques Marie Mage frames in-store or online at One Point Seven Four.

www.onepointsevenfour.com

Here's a few more online vendors who still have hickory in stock.

Jacques Marie Mage - Taos

DESCRIPTION Deeply inspired by the creative spirit of Dennis Hopper, Jacques Marie Mage has partnered with Hopper Goods to create a limited-edition collection of eyewear named Taos, after the place where the late great actor and artist lived and is buried. These unique rectangular frames are...

sunglasscity.com

Jacques Marie Mage - TAOS Hickory

Availability: Sold Out Category: SunglassesBrand: Jacques Marie Mage PRODUCT DETAILS MODEL: TaosSIZE: EYE: 51 BRIDGE: 20 TEMPLE: 145Limited Edition of 350 Pieces COLOR: "Hickory" - Polished Hickory acetate frame MATERIAL: 10 mm block acetate with custom double laminated acetate temples ft...

www.sm16.it

Taos - HOPPER - Le Bar à Lunettes by Thibaut - Opticien à Liège

Discover the Taos - Hopper in Noir5 from Jacques Marie Mage sunglasses collection at Le Bar à Lunette. Shop it online or in our flagship store in Liège.

lebaralunettes.be

 

[korektphool]

There’s a pair here in AU, and in USD it’s under retail.

Taos / Hickory / Turquoise

Taos Sunglass in Hickory from Jacques Marie Mage. A rectangular 60's frame design inspired by Dennis Hopper Easy Rider sunglasses. Shop our range of Jacques Marie Mage frames in-store or online at One Point Seven Four.

www.onepointsevenfour.com

Thanks a lot. With the recent strength of the USD, this is a very compelling price.

Separately, how does everyone think about the relative 'value' of JMM's acetate frames versus the metal frames? From my perspective, I see JMM's acetate offerings as being quite differentiated in terms of the shapes and colours. I'm not quite sure about the titanium frames, and although I do like some of them like the Jagger and Marbot, they are often USD 200-400 more expensive than the acetate frames.

 

[FlyingHorker]

Thanks a lot. With the recent strength of the USD, this is a very compelling price.

Separately, how does everyone think about the relative 'value' of JMM's acetate frames versus the metal frames? From my perspective, I see JMM's acetate offerings as being quite differentiated in terms of the shapes and colours. I'm not quite sure about the titanium frames, and although I do like some of them like the Jagger and Marbot, they are often USD 200-400 more expensive than the acetate frames.

Not a fan, but it depends on your reference point.

I got into JMM through Moscot, so I'll always like the "chunky acetate with classic but slightly exaggerated styling" look. That's what I associate with JMM.

So when I see thin, "flimsy" looking frames, it's visually not attractive for me. JMM's titanium frames look somewhat generic to me.

 

[lsterling]

Not a fan, but it depends on your reference point.

I got into JMM through Moscot, so I'll always like the "chunky acetate with classic but slightly exaggerated styling" look. That's what I associate with JMM.

So when I see thin, "flimsy" looking frames, it's visually not attractive for me. JMM's titanium frames look somewhat generic to me.

I agree that the titanium frames are more generic-looking than the acetate, but I still think they're handsome frames. My main issues are the significantly higher price (not to say it isn't justified, but not justifiable for me) and the fact that I'm naturally hard on sunglasses and those thin frames make me nervous.

 

[FlyingHorker]

I agree that the titanium frames are more generic-looking than the acetate, but I still think they're handsome frames. My main issues are the significantly higher price (not to say it isn't justified, but not justifiable for me) and the fact that I'm naturally hard on sunglasses and those thin frames make me nervous.

It would help if there were more on face photos available of the titanium frames, but they're not super common outside of JMM model shots.

I didn't even mention the price because that's the nail in the coffin for me.

 

[Facultyofzen]

I agree that the titanium frames are more generic-looking than the acetate, but I still think they're handsome frames. My main issues are the significantly higher price (not to say it isn't justified, but not justifiable for me) and the fact that I'm naturally hard on sunglasses and those thin frames make me nervous.

I currently do not own any JMM titanium frames, or any brand now for that matter but in days gone by I've owned many Dita and Oliver Peoples titanium navigator frames and they always had nice balance and weight due to the thicker temples/arms. I remember when trying on the Jagger the first time and thinking oh f&#k these feel too wispy and light for me to wear....I'm gonna lose these for sure lol.

 

[bry2000]

Titanium frames are eminently more comfortable to wear in the heat and humidity than the super thick acetate frames.

 

[notmandatory]

too rich for my blood but I always liked the Duke

 

[lsterling]

Titanium frames are eminently more comfortable to wear in the heat and humidity than the super thick acetate frames.

I'm absolutely sure that is true.

 

[Numbernine]

Titanium frames are eminently more comfortable to wear in the heat and humidity than the super thick acetate frames.

I made my living as a welder and although I am nearsighted I have excellent close up vision. As a result I was always taking my glasses off and on setting them down and knocking them off things. Titanium frame were the best thing since peanut butter imo way stronger and more flexible that anything else.

 

[RegisDB9]

I love the titanium frames as much as the acetate ones. The 1962’s, Peyotes and Beauregards are personal favorites. They have really nice details that the acetates lack

 

[amby16]

I’ve owned an Apollinaire optical since 2018 and I have a double digit negative prescription. They are the lightest optical frames I’ve owned. I am pretty rough with those, and they are still going strong.

I have also owned Cassady prescription sunglasses since 2019. They are heavier but built like a tank. And I have worn them all day on hikes with no discomfort. Love these!

 

[lsterling]

Black Optical Tulsa somehow ended up with a NOS Dealan in Empire that I saw over the course of a couple visits - finally picked them up last week. Worn here and featuring my Black Fade Dealan in the collar.