Jacques Marie Mage CendrarsThe Cendrars by Jacques Marie Mage is a midcentury inspired titanium pilot named for novelist and poet Blaise Cendrars, capturing the spirit of the modern flneurworldly, wandering, and enigmatic. Drawing from the refined silhouettes of 1950s eyewear, these spectacles present a streamlined pilot profile defined by elegant proportions, structural precision, and an understated sense of cultivated charisma. A visual poem rendered in eyewear form, the

not tinted as shown in the pictures

fashion-forward presence

named after shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis

the frame brings together sculptural design and a more considered approach to production

which can also be worn as a crossbody for hands-free adventuring or styled as a clutch

a geometric nose bridge

Inspired by big thinkers and ambitious outcasts

Design: Rectangular shape with sleek modern lines

And as you strive to achieve your wildest dreams apologize for nothing but don't forget to play nice for remember dear friend the postman always rings twice

A visual poem rendered in eyewear form

Single nose bridge with 1960s-inspired design

Silicone temple tips and nose pads