2001 in FUTURE

2001 in FUTURE

Limited production batch of 200 pieces

1,155 USD
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Limited production batch of 200 pieces

AVAILABLE IN 6 COLORS
Oversized, wrap-around visor glasses handcrafted in Italy, featuring signature spur-shaped rivets and custom hinges in Silver, with clear rubber nose bridge.
2001
2001
Bold and monolithic, these extraordinary sun shields handcrafted in Italy with unconventional sophistication are inspired by the wrap-around visors of the iconic helmets worn by the troubled astronauts in 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968).

Limited-edition spectacles of the Stanley Kubrick by JMM collection are received in a custom monograph box set that includes an octagonal eyewear case (Heywood) or soft eyewear pouch (2001), a custom stainless steel screwdriver with burgundy enamel details, an oversized commemorative cleaning cloth, and an exclusive booklet featuring original short essays.

Clean your glasses daily using a non-alcohol based lens cleaning spray and the provided microfiber cleaning cloth. Avoid using water or soap to clean your frames, as this may cause oxidation of the wirecore and hinges. To extend the product's lifespan, keep eyewear out of extreme heat to avoid risk of distortion, and always protect your glasses by storing in the provided JMM eyewear case.

Uncompromising Craftsmanship

At Jacques Marie Mage, craftsmanship is the very foundation of our creative ethos. Our eyewear is handcrafted in small batches by master artisans who blend generational expertise with leading-edge techniques. Shaped through hundreds of meticulous steps, each frame is a testament to design and discipline. Every detail—laminated colorways, custom wirecores, hand-polished finishes—reflects an enduring commitment to quality and care. In honoring craft, we resist disposability and redefine luxury as something deeply human, a tactile expression of history, heritage, and the belief that what is made with meaning should last for generations.

Honoring Heritage

Luxury isn’t about burning the bridges of the past for the skyscrapers of the future. Rather, it involves the delicate threading of history into unique goods made with superior materials and a studious attention to craft; it’s about believing and investing in artisanal processes and developing goods—and stories—that last. For us, heritage is not a relic, but a living, breathing framework for creation. To this end, we combine reverence for the past with a commitment to aesthetic innovation, producing small-batch goods that both honor and evolve the traditions that shaped them.