Jacques Marie Mage - A Decade of Hopper - Taos Noir





Jacques Marie Mage - A Decade of Hopper - Taos Noir
Originally released in Summer 2016 as part of our inaugural collection produced in partnership with Marin Hopper and Hopper Goods, these rectangular ’60s-inspired glasses return to celebrate “A Decade of Hopper,” featuring our signature arrowhead front-pins, 7-barrel hinges, custom ‘Hopper’ wirecores with hairline-engraved Southwestern motif, and other precious metal details.
Informed by the creative spirit of Dennis Hopper, these limited-edition spectacles are named after the eccentric high-desert town in New Mexico which served as the late actor and artist’s creative playground. Recalling the idealism and decadence of the ’60s, these handcrafted collectibles are inspired by the actual glasses worn by Hopper in his landmark film, Easy Rider (1969). As suitable for the spiritual thrill-seeker as they are for the secular sophisticate.
12mm Cured Cellulose Acetate Frame In Polished Black With Custom Double-laminated Temples Composed Of Black Exteriors And Tortoise Interiors, Complemented By Armorlite 6-base Lenses In Cerulean With Backside Anti-reflective Treatment
MEASUREMENTS
SIZE: MEDIUM
TEMPLE LENGTH: 146mm
FRAME TOTAL WIDTH: 143mm
LENS WIDTH: 51mm
LENS HEIGHT: 41mm
BRIDGE: 20mm
DETAILS
Signature Sterling Silver Arrowhead Front-Pins
7-barrel Hinges Finished in Silver Palladium
Hidden 'Hopper' Wirecores
Spur-shaped Rivetheads finished in Silver Palladium
Inner-temple Hallmarks in Gold foil