REM Eyewear is known industry-wide for it’s strong brands, desirable designs, and always bringing freshness into it’s evolving collections. The new Spring additions from Lipstick, Surface and Indie do just that, continuing the tradition of great optical frames at an affordable price. REM never asks it’s customers to compromise quality for style.

Lipstick Eyewear, inspired by stylish women who are sassy and smart, reveals three new designs that are sure to dazzle and delight, tailor made for ladies with a bold fashion sensibility. Spotlight shines with luminous dot-dappled metal temples and a high-gloss acetate front. Nature influences the design of Instincts with organic open work hinges on a combination frame. The Pixie plays around with a cat-eye shape, in luscious acetate colors that will give women a look that pops!

Surface Eyewear is handcrafted for the discerning internationalist, a collection with exceptional style from the core to the surface. Each Surface design has progressive modern shapes accented with sharp style: The S106 has elements of architecture, with two layers of acetate, one is graphically cut away to reveal the contrasting tone beneath. Metal temples with aerodynamic laser cuts define the S107 and clean classic vent lines enhance the substantial acetate design of the S307.
Indie Eyewear specializes in simple classics and is a perennial go-to favorites for folks of all ages. Introducing the Denise, Indie’s first aluminum three piece mount, light in weight but robust in color. Judy is constructed with delicate detail, a generous front with subtle patterns throughout. For men, the Randy is an enduring style that incorporates form and function.
About REM Eyewear
Serving more than 60 nations on six continents, REM Eyewear is a leading designer and marketer of eyewear worldwide, with headquarters in Los Angeles, Sydney, Hong Kong, and Barcelona. REM’s portfolio of brands includes Converse, Jones New York, Lucky Kid, Lucky Brand, Indie, Lipstick, and Popcorn. The company’s Base Curve division includes menswear designer John Varvatos and renowned luggage company Tumi. Family owned-and-operated for more than fifty years, the company is headed by industry veterans Mike Hundert (CEO) and Donna Gindy (COO), Steve Horowitz (President), and Nicolas Roseillier (Creative Director). Base Curve Eyewear is the luxury division of REM Eyewear, a leading designer and marketer of optical and sunglasses worldwide.
Tumi, the premium brand known for its innovative, high-quality, and stylish travel and business accessories is partnering with REM Eyewear to announce the launch of Tumi Eyewear, a partnership that will expand the product range of this global leader to include a complete collection of Sunglasses and Optical. The Tumi Eyewear collection consists of 12 Traverso sunglass styles launching in January, followed by 10 optical styles and the Compatto reader in March 2012. Tumi and REM Eyewear will launch global distribution of Tumi eyewear in 2012 through REM’s worldwide extensions and will be sold through prestigious fashion and eyewear retailers, and Tumi stores.
The sun never sets on style at Lucky Brand Jeans, and a change in the season calls for new key pieces from head to toe. Introducing four stellar sunglass styles that capture Lucky Brand’s inimitable sprit, for guys and girls. Like a good luck charm, you can always find Lucky’s signature clover on the temple tip, and the Lucky Brand logo upfront on every piece of eyewear.


Converse Inc. introduces the latest collection of Converse Eyewear, featuring nine new designs from Converse Heritage Optical and the Converse Optical that combines quality eyewear with authentic style. Converse is born in basketball and raised in rock ’n’ roll, and the new Converse Eyewear collections, just like the brand, prides itself on continual reinvention.


Lucky Kid frames with new eyewear designs featuring free-spirited style on frames crafted with bold personality, yet practical enough for everyday wear. This fully handmade collection in color-conscious acetate or metal provides durability for Lucky Kids and tweens on the move.
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