Jacques Marie Mage proudly presents a special limited-edition collection of eyewear that celebrates the conviction, charisma, and cultural impact of Muhammad Ali—athlete, activist, and one of the great icons of the 20th century. Designed in Los Angeles and handcrafted in Japan, these collectibles are inspired by the eyewear Muhammad wore at pivotal moments throughout his life, designed as a poetic homage to a man who reshaped history with his words, his will, and his unwavering sense of self.

A commanding silhouette for moments of composure and clarity, these limited-edition spectacles are named for the capital of Zaire (now Democratic Republic of the Congo), where Muhammad Ali fought in the legendary “Rumble in the Jungle.” Inspired by the glasses Muhammad wore during a 1968 press conference at UCLA, where he spoke with calm authority about the cultural climate of America.

A bold expression named for the city where Muhammad Ali was born and raised, these limited-edition spectacles are inspired by the glasses Muhammad he wore outside the Federal Court in Houston, Texas on April 27, 1967, and serve as as a tribute to a man who stood alone with courage and grace, offering a distinct composition rendered with the elegance and weight of moral clarity.

Limited-edition spectacles are received in a signature monograph box set in black faux leather, which includes one of two custom eyewear cases handcrafted in Italy—our signature envelope case for the Kinshasa, or our monolith case for the Louisville—as well as an oversized cleaning cloth featuring a photographic print of Muhammad Ali during “The Thrilla in Manila,” and a letterpress authenticity card featuring collection notes and craftsman’s signature.