After several years of development, Jacques Marie Mage debuts its inaugural collection of historically-inspired acetate styles handcrafted in Japan, consisting of just four now-iconic frames: Dealan, Zephirin, Hatfield, Fontainebleau.

The beginning of a long and fruitful partnership, JMM’s initial collaboration with Hopper Goods, the official estate of the artist, filmmaker, and actor Dennis Hopper, began with the creation of a classic – the Taos, inspired by the glasses worn by Hopper’s character in the film Easy Rider.

The launch of our Titanium series represented a feat in design and manufacturing. Working with our Japanese atelier, we developed a process—one with over 300 steps—that results in spectacles of impeccable taste and craftsmanship.

Partnering with The Gonzo Foundation, a non-profit established to promote the works of acclaimed author Hunter S. Thompson, we introduced the Duke and Peyote, two modern interpretations of the iconic shooter-style glasses worn by the “outlaw writer” in the ’60s.

Our partnership with White Mountaineering—sophisticated purveyors of technically astute streetwear with an avant-garde sensibility—produced the Mont Blanc, limited-edition combo frames that are now one of the most coveted styles in our archive.

Representing the masterful elevation of an eyewear style that came to prominence in the 1880s, and again in the 1930s and ’60s, these three-piece spectacles offer a fresh take on designs rooted in Americana, with thick beveled lenses and sculptural titanium temples finished with our signature hairline details.

Reaching new heights of artistry and craftsmanship, the Last Frontier collection set a new standard, incorporating precious metal and gemstone details inspired by the various craft traditions of the American West, including weaving, beadwork, and silversmithing.

Deepening our philanthropic efforts, we partnered with the official non-profit of Yellowstone to produce limited-edition eyewear expressions that support efforts to ensure that the park and its wildlife remains for generations to come.

The first of our many collabs with the iconic actor, jazz musician, and humble style provocateur Jeff Goldblum, resulting in a pair of limited-edition glasses that beam with quirky charm and unexpected refinement.

The JMM Gallery in Venice, CA. was the first of our many brick-and-mortar expressions, a rich retail experience that offers collectors an opportunity to access our limited-edition collection of eyewear, accessories, and exclusive artworks, as well as archival pieces no longer available.

In our first foray beyond eyewear, we introduced limited-edition leather goods handcrafted in Italy—subtle, historically-inspired statement pieces that reflect the respect we hold for the centuries-old traditions of leathercraft, and our commitment to elevating the intimate objects of everyday life to the status of modern heirlooms.

A landmark partnership that introduced a special series of limited-edition eyewear conceived as a celebration of the life and creative output of one of the most brilliant, influential, and original filmmakers in the history of cinema. The partnership continues, with new expressions released every year since.

Having introduced handcrafted jewelry that honors the rich history of silversmithing and lapidary arts in the American Southwest, the collection continues to grow in offerings shaped by ample amounts of artistry and generational expertise.

Highly coveted since its initial release, this special series of handcrafted, limited-edition collectibles informed by actual milestones of the artist’s life and career are a celebration of the influential music, inimitable swagger, and anti-establishment ethos of the inimitable Man in Black.

A testament to the talent, tenacity, and lifetime achievements of nine-time Grand Prix moto racing World Champion Valentino Rossi, this iconic partnership with the greatest motorcycle racer of all time exemplifies excellence and elegance.

Our intimate relationship with the award-winning actor culminated in a dramatic high-concept expression inspired by Strong’s engagement with the concept of the duende, the impish demon of artistic inspiration found in Spanish folklore and popularized by Federico García Lorca(1898-1936).

In the words of JMM founder and creative director Jérôme Mage, “The opening of the JMM Gallery in Milan—our first in Europe– on the cusp of our 10th anniversary represents a very special milestone for our L.A.-based project.”

Located on historic Chiltern Street in the Marylebone neighborhood of London, our first JMM Gallery in the UK was designed in collaboration with legendary French interior designer Jacques Garcia, and features a large-scale painting by artist Andy Dixon.

Celebrating 10 years with 10 iconic frames, the Decade collection represents an elevated expression of JMM milestones—an intimate style archive designed for the ultimate collectors.