Built in Toronto from solid blocks of Italian acetate, Goliath frames are architectural objects you happen to wear on your face. The naming convention — Goliath I, II, XLV, XLIX, Hercules — is deliberate: each piece is a numbered entry in a single catalog that has run, mostly unchanged, since 1990.
No fashion-cycle releases. No collaborations. The same Roman-numeral system, the same Toronto workshop, the same overbuilt hinges. Hand-finished, not stamped.
Twenty-four Goliath silhouettes plus the Hercules sub-line, ranging from the architectural Goliath I to the wraparound XLIX. RX-ready and sun versions of the headliners. Sourced from Toronto, fitted in Los Angeles.