Roman craft since 1925.
Fendi
Eyewear at i2i Optometrists, Glasgow
Fendi began in Rome in 1925 as a fur and leather workshop run by Adele and Edoardo Fendi. Karl Lagerfeld joined the house in 1965 and sketched the double-F “Zucca” motif that still appears across its collections, and the house is now part of the LVMH group, with its eyewear made by Thélios, the group's dedicated eyewear atelier.
The glasses carry the house's signatures in miniature: FF logo plaques at the hinge, Baguette-clasp temples and the angled Fendi First metalwork. Frames are produced in Italy from acetate and metal, with the same emphasis on bold silhouette and polished hardware as the handbags they echo.
The pictured Fendi First FE50092I is a good example: a black acetate cat-eye with the slanted gold-tone F clasp at the temple. Fendi suits anyone who wants a recognisable fashion-house frame with genuine weight and finish. As styles change seasonally, call our Howard Street team to check current availability before travelling.
Popular Fendi optical frames
Fendi First FE50092I 001
Fendi Fendigraphy FE50140U 030
Fendi Fine FE50150I 001
Fendi Baguette FE50153I 001
Photographs illustrate the brand and are not a live stock catalogue. Call our Howard Street or Finnieston branch to check current styles and availability before travelling.
Chosen for you. Fitted by us.
The right frame needs to suit your face, your prescription and the way you live. Our dispensing team will help you compare styles, check the fit and choose your lenses — whether you have your eye examination with us or bring a recent prescription.
Photographs illustrate the brand and are not a live stock catalogue. Call our Howard Street team to check current styles and availability before travelling.