TGG: Design Overview This sunglass reinterprets the classic navigator through a bold, sculptural lens—combining generous proportions with crisp geometry and a futuristic architectural presence. The strong brow and integrated bridge detailing give the frame a distinctive identity from every angle. Frame Type: Oversized squared navigator with broad rectangular lenses, a pronounced brow line, and a sculpted integrated bridge. Materials: Substantial acetate construction with precision-set metal hardware and dimensional detailing. Details: A geometric metal insert at the center bridge creates a strong focal point, while signature emblems at the end pieces add a refined finishing touch. Deep beveling throughout the front emphasizes the frame’s layered construction. Fit & Comfort The generous lens width and substantial front make this frame particularly well suited for medium-to-large face shapes or anyone who prefers an intentionally oversized sunglass. A sculpted saddle-style bridge provides integrated support, while broad temples help balance the larger front for a secure feel. Excellent lens depth and coverage make it especially appealing for driving, travel, and extended outdoor wear. Perfect for Someone seeking a statement navigator that feels more architectural than traditional, offering the presence of an aviator without relying on conventional metal construction. Particularly strong with contemporary tailoring, elevated streetwear, resort styling, and minimalist wardrobes where the eyewear can become the focal point. The generous lens area makes it an excellent platform for prescription sun lenses, custom gradients, or polarized lenses, allowing the dramatic frame design to remain highly functional. SIZE & FIT: Lens Width - 57mm Nose Bridge Length - 16mm Temple Length - 148mm A frame shaped by the atmosphere of lucid dreams, midnight drives, and distorted reflections passing beneath neon light. Rather than projecting force or speed, Somnia leans into mystery, seduction, and altered perception. Dreamlike, hypnotic, and slightly untethered from reality, the Somnia exists somewhere between memory and motion. Once they are gone, they are gone forever.
