FLAT LIST

FLATLIST sunglasses and Danish eyewear in focus

Copenhagen-based FLATLIST designs sunglasses with a distinctly retro-inspired aesthetic. The idea behind FLATLIST eyewear is quite simple: to create great glasses that work across genders. Therefore, these Danish sunglasses are created as unisex, so the same frames can be worn by everyone. The focus is on shape, fit, and durability rather than fast trends.

Handcrafted details and selected materials

How a pair of FLATLIST sunglasses is constructed depends on the specific model. Frames like Olympia are cut from Italian Mazzucchelli acetate and feature Carl Zeiss lenses with full UVA and UVB protection. Other glasses in the collection, such as the Clint model, draw on a more industrial design. They are built from stainless steel with nickel-free OBE hinges and soft silicone nose pads. Common to them all is that the materials are chosen to withstand everyday use.

Striking models with personality

The selection from FLATLIST covers quite different types of frames. At Kyoto, the collection includes models such as Clint, Drift, Eddie Kyu, Hanky, Le Bucheron, Olympia, and Theo. The shapes range from narrow, minimalist silhouettes to more voluminous and angular frames. This makes it easy to find a shape that suits your face, whether you prefer a light steel frame or a chunky acetate frame.

FAQ

Q: Who is behind FLATLIST?
A: FLATLIST is a Danish eyewear brand from Copenhagen. They design sunglasses with clear inspiration from past decades and use materials made to last.

Q: Are FLATLIST sunglasses for both men and women?
A: Yes. All collections from FLATLIST are unisex, so the fits and frames are designed to be worn by everyone.

Q: Which materials are used for the glasses?
A: It varies from frame to frame. Many of the models are built from Italian Mazzucchelli acetate with scratch-resistant Carl Zeiss lenses, while other types are made from stainless steel with hinges from OBE.