JACQUES MARIE MAGE RYDER – BLACK

Discover the Ryder by Jacques Marie Mage, a late-’90s-inspired design and a refined expression of modern industrial eyewear. Introduced as a minimalist statement with engineered precision, these limited-edition spectacles have become coveted collectibles, celebrated for their elongated silhouette, sleek titanium chassis, and understated architectural presence. Inspired by an era where form followed function, the Ryder features clean linearity and seamless integration of titanium and acetate, evoking a confident, utilitarian aesthetic. This distinctive frame is elevated with refined hairline detailing, a clear rubber nose bridge, and sculptural temple tips, adding a subtle layer of sophistication to its bold, design-driven character. Handcrafted in small batches, the Ryder reflects Jacques Marie Mage’s dedication to craftsmanship and innovation. Its streamlined construction and precise proportions make it a versatile yet striking choice—ideal for those seeking luxury eyewear, collectible designer frames, or minimalist glasses with a modern industrial edge. With its disciplined form and cultured aesthetic, the Ryder stands as a symbol of precision and contemporary design. COLOUR: BLACK

To keep your glasses from David Shanahan Optometrists in excellent condition, follow these care instructions. Use a non-alcohol-based lens cleaning spray and the provided microfiber cloth for cleaning. Avoid water or soap, as these can cause oxidation. Always store your glasses in the provided case to prevent scratches and damage and keep them away from extreme heat to avoid warping.

Please use both hands to put on and take off your glasses to maintain alignment of the arms on your face. If the glasses become misaligned, check screws and bring in store to see our qualified optical dispensers for advice and adjustments.

For special coatings or transition lenses, follow any additional care guidelines provided by your Optometrist.

If you need assistance, contact us on (08) 9335 2602 or visit us in store in Fremantle.