Brett
Brett's signature is an ultra-light, laser-cut monobloc of grade-1 Japanese titanium, worked with carbon and acetate and paired with polarised driving lenses.
Vintage screen-idol in look — 1970s film, aviation and the open road — and thoroughly modern in engineering. Light, precise and quietly confident.
Where can I buy Brett in South Africa?
Brett is stocked at OPTIK, Shop SL24, Melrose Arch, Johannesburg — next door to Woolworths. Optik is a proudly authorised Brett stockist, with every frame sourced directly from the house or its authorised distributor. Come in to try them on, or enquire on WhatsApp and we'll help you find the right pair.
What is Brett eyewear, and where does the name come from?
Brett is a French house whose frames are named after 1970s screen icons — the name itself nods to Lord Brett Sinclair of the cult series The Persuaders. Vintage screen-idol looks, thoroughly modern engineering.
Are Brett frames good for driving?
Yes — that is their signature. Ultra-thin, flexible titanium temples are cut to sit comfortably, even under a helmet, and the sunglasses use polarised driving lenses.
What are Brett frames made of?
Each frame is laser-cut from a single piece of grade-1 Japanese titanium — a monobloc — making them very light and precise, often paired with carbon and acetate.
BRETT IS STOCKED AT OPTIK, MELROSE ARCH, JOHANNESBURG.
FITTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS HAPPEN IN PERSON — THAT PART WE NEVER PUT ONLINE.
