Corsair Sabbath

Birmingham, 1970. Iommi's first chord lands heavy, slow, definitive, and there is no "before" anymore. Absolute matte black, silver skulls on a dark background. The Corsair in its most direct expression. No nuance, no excuses. The Corsair doesn't try to convince. It imposes. Thick acetate, square shape, silver-plated metal hardware: four skulls on each hinge, skull rivets on the front. At the end of each temple, the tip is shaped like a guitar body, a discreet signature that marks belonging to a specific universe. Inspired by the square and rectangular silhouettes of the 1960s–1970s, when glasses had weight and fully embraced it.

The Corsair doesn't imitate that era; it extracts what hasn't aged: certainty, construction, density. Flibustier Paris's first eyewear collection. The Parisian house, founded in 2011, applies the same standards to eyewear as to its 925 sterling silver jewelry. Thick premium acetate, smoked black organic CR-39 lenses, UV400 category 3 protection. For those who wear their accessories as statements. Rock. Unapologetic. Built to last.