TARIAN

New sunglasses

Fifties flashback in a vintage shape SAINT LOUIS,

and a graceful unison of luminous acetate.

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Iconic LEPIC

From our Montmartre collection, Lepic is our favorite shape where steel works in shiny or brushed finishes, and bi-colour inlays.

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Pas de la Mule

"Light and color are the two main creiteria for a pair of glasses."

Discover our best seller shape Pas de la Mule, now available in 10 colors.

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Dupetit Thouars

A collection that plays on contrasts: pure, shiny acetate and its sandblasted steel inserts subtly integrated into the frames.

Winter colors

Edition de lunettes

TARIAN, the eyewear editor opens the doors to you, with its wave of colours, materials, and shapes, all joyfully orchestrated in a mischievous spirit.

Since 2011, Jeremy Miklitarian has been cultivating his know-how and his search for details by developing his collections in the form of micro-editions.

Inspired by his travels, it is in Paris a few streets from Place des Vosges that the artist puts down his luggage. There he draws, assembles, and composes elegant and uninhibited glasses.

It is exploring, adventuring and playing that invites us to look differently.

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l'Acétate

A 150 year history

Name

Cellulose acetate

Origin

Derived from cellulose created in 1869 by John Wesley Hyatt

Characteristic

Natural vegetale matter (wood and cotton)

Quality

Nocle, respectful of the environment

Properties In a range of colors, volumes and thicknesses

Welcome to my creative room

My new space plays with perspectives and revel in free associations. A multidisciplinary area between ceramics and eyewear.

Built in the 17th century and redesigned around 1780, Hotel Melun is a Marais area historic building close to Place des Vosges.

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to one of our 250 selected retailers worldwide

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Must Have Sunglasses

« Starting with the three fundamental colors, each acetate part has been laser-cut to reveal both the useful and the beautiful, and upset aesthetic codes ».