Tribeca Black Acetate
The Tribeca by Vintage Frames Company is a sculptural eyewear design inspired by the iconic architecture and creative energy of one of New York City’s most influential neighborhoods. Drawn from building skylines, narrow streets, and the artistic pulse of downtown Manhattan, The Tribeca transforms urban structure into a wearable statement.
Crafted with a mix of rare vintage acetates and VF’s custom lenses, the frame balances sharp lines with rich textures pulled from archival materials. Every detail pays homage to the people, places, and stories that shaped the area, continuing VF’s tradition of designing frames influenced by real cultural landmarks.
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Tribeca Black Acetate
The Tribeca by Vintage Frames Company is a sculptural eyewear design inspired by the iconic architecture and creative energy of one of New York City’s most influential neighborhoods. Drawn from building skylines, narrow streets, and the artistic pulse of downtown Manhattan, The Tribeca transforms urban structure into a wearable statement.
Crafted with a mix of rare vintage acetates and VF’s custom lenses, the frame balances sharp lines with rich textures pulled from archival materials. Every detail pays homage to the people, places, and stories that shaped the area, continuing VF’s tradition of designing frames influenced by real cultural landmarks.
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The Tribeca by Vintage Frames Company is a sculptural eyewear design inspired by the iconic architecture and creative energy of one of New York City’s most influential neighborhoods. Drawn from building skylines, narrow streets, and the artistic pulse of downtown Manhattan, The Tribeca transforms urban structure into a wearable statement.
Crafted with a mix of rare vintage acetates and VF’s custom lenses, the frame balances sharp lines with rich textures pulled from archival materials. Every detail pays homage to the people, places, and stories that shaped the area, continuing VF’s tradition of designing frames influenced by real cultural landmarks.
