Garrett Leight might be the master of relaxed Californian eyewear—the kind of eyewear that instantly transports you to a blue-skyed boulevard lined with palm trees—but his autumn frames are every bit as evocative, with the rich natural hues and smooth shapes just right for when the leaves fall.
Adding to the appeal, this new collection has been proudly made in Japan—part of Garrett Leight’s wider pivot away from Chinese production. And honestly, if you ask us, nobody does glasses quite like the Japanese. Look through this fresh delivery and you’ll see what we mean. Celebrating the brand’s 15th birthday, this collection is a true masterclass in eyewear elegance.
First off there’s the Kinney. This one has been around a while now and is a bit of a fan-favourite here at Seen—for good reason too. With that keyhole bridge and and those soft curves they’re truly timeless, especially in that rich Brandy Tortoiseshell hue. The Hampton frames are back too. Another GLCO classic, this time they’re available in some really tasteful clear acetate colourways.
For something a little different, the new Jess frames might just be the perfect cat-eye frames, channeling just the right amount of Marilyn-esque style while still keeping that refined flavour that GLCO frames are famous for.
Talking of Miss Monroe, the Harding frames are back. Inspired by the sharp spectacles worn by her husband, the legendary playwright Arthur Miller, these were one of the initial designs that put Garrett Leight firmly on the map back in the early days of the brand. Over a decade later, they still look spectacular, with that chunky acetate and bold single bridge giving them serious visual clout.
And we haven’t even had time to mention the Sherwood, Morningside or Casillas frames.
As always, we're proud to stock Garrett Leight online and in-store. Shop the new GLCO Autumn/Winter '25 collection now, or book a styling appointment at our Manchester store.
