M3169
The Matsuda - M3169 balances vintage influence with modern precision in a refined oval titanium silhouette. Born from Matsuda's Japanese heritage of meticulous craftsmanship, hand-lacquered side shields inspired by Art Nouveau ornamentation create distinctive sculptural detail. Finished in 22.5K gold or palladium with signature M+N temple engravings that showcase the brand's artisanal legacy. Lightweight titanium construction ensures all-day comfort while delivering structural elegance and ornamental refinement. Handmade in Japan with utmost attention to detail. A marriage of structure and ornamentation in distinctly modern form—where heritage technique meets contemporary expression with subdued confidence and timeless character. Handmade in Japan. Includes Matsuda box, case, and cleaning cloth.
We offer free shipping to anywhere in the United States, charge $20 USD to ship to Canada and Mexico, and $40 USD to ship anywhere else around the world. For more info on our Shipping Rates.
We offer a 20-day return policy for all of our eyewear purchased online. Purchase of 2 or more frames will be subject to a 8% restocking fee for each frame that is returned. Prescription lens purchases are eligible for a 50% refund. For more info on our Return Policy.
250 Steps, 71 hours, and 13 Craftsmen.
"Each of our designs is crafted by hand in the renowned eyewear workshops of Sabae, Japan - requiring up to two years and as many as 250 steps to bring to life. This is eyewear created through 50 years of experimentation and creative exploration: each frame reflecting a unique journey from concept to construction. We never stop seeking new innovative techniques to express our ideas."
Specs Assist
See any frame on you, before you buy.
Send us a photo and your frame picks — our team renders the frames onto your face and emails it back within 24 hours.
Rx Lens Service
Prescription lenses, added to any frame.
Single-vision or progressive in three lens materials. From $169 with anti-reflective coating included. FSA/HSA accepted.
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Frame
M3169 Palladium White
Lens
Sunglass Lens Options
Subtotal
$ 800
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Sunglass Lens Options
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Choose a Polarized Lens Color
Select your polarized tint — eliminates glare with 100% UV protection
Dark Gray
Reduces overall brightness without altering color perception. Great for bright, sunny conditions and everyday wear.
Brown
Enhances contrast and depth perception. Ideal for outdoor activities and variable light conditions.
Grey-Green (G15)
Balances color and contrast while reducing glare. Originally developed for pilots; offers true-to-life color perception.
Choose a Tint Color
Select your sunglass tint — all tints include 100% UV protection
Match Frame Tint
We'll replicate your frame's original lens color — the easiest choice if you love how they already look.
Dark Gray
Reduces overall brightness without altering color perception. Great for bright, sunny conditions and everyday wear.
Brown
Enhances contrast and depth perception. Ideal for outdoor activities and variable light conditions.
Grey-Green (G15)
Balances color and contrast while reducing glare. Originally developed for pilots; offers true-to-life color perception.
Other
Enter a custom tint color below. We'll do our best to match your request.
Your Prescription
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We'll contact your doctor's office within 1–2 business days to request your prescription on file.
Pupil Distance
One last step before checkout
Pupil distance (PD) is the distance in millimeters between the centers of your pupils. It's used to align the optical center of your lenses with your eyes. Most adults have a PD between 54–74 mm. You can find it on your prescription or ask your eye doctor.
Measure Your PD
We recommend using the EyeMeasure app for accurate results
Use your iPhone's TrueDepth camera to measure your pupil distance in seconds. It's the same technology used by opticians.
