Cuba is an inexhaustible source of inspiration for Joël Lesca. It was in the bustling streets of Havana, lulled by the rhythms of the sound, that the designer drew the very essence of the “Cuba” eyewear. A tribute to the craftsmanship of yesteryear, these frames revisit the aesthetic codes of the 60s. Their rounded, slightly pilot shape is a nod to the metal spectacles found in Parisian workshops in the 1950s. The acetate, carefully selected and hand-worked, adds a touch of warmth and sophistication. Each pair is unique, the fruit of exceptional craftsmanship.

Cuba is an inexhaustible source of inspiration for Joël Lesca. It was in the bustling streets of Havana, lulled by the rhythms of the sound, that the designer drew the very essence of the “Cuba” eyewear. A tribute to the craftsmanship of yesteryear, these frames revisit the aesthetic codes of the 60s. Their rounded, slightly pilot shape is a nod to the metal spectacles found in Parisian workshops in the 1950s. The acetate, carefully selected and hand-worked, adds a touch of warmth and sophistication. Each pair is unique, the fruit of exceptional craftsmanship.

Cuba is an inexhaustible source of inspiration for Joël Lesca. It was in the bustling streets of Havana, lulled by the rhythms of the sound, that the designer drew the very essence of the “Cuba” eyewear. A tribute to the craftsmanship of yesteryear, these frames revisit the aesthetic codes of the 60s. Their rounded, slightly pilot shape is a nod to the metal spectacles found in Parisian workshops in the 1950s. The acetate, carefully selected and hand-worked, adds a touch of warmth and sophistication. Each pair is unique, the fruit of exceptional craftsmanship.