1990s Metzler Frames | Archive 0441
$4.17 per wear · worn 30 times
The more you wear it, the lower it gets.
- Ships to the US
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The Metzler GP 0626 is a refined 1990s frame with a bold oversized rectangular silhouette and softly rounded corners. The deep burgundy-red acetate front gives the design a rich, sculptural presence, while the slim metal temples add a lightweight contrast. Preserved in deadstock condition with its original Metzler International demo lenses, this frame is ready for custom lens installation. Frame Model: GP 0626 (757) Decade: 1990s Country of Origin: Germany Lenses: Original demo lenses, ready for custom Condition: Deadstock Measurements: 58-16-130 Historical Context Metzler is one of Europe’s oldest eyewear names, tracing its origins to 1830 in Paris before J.P. Metzler moved the business to Stuttgart, Germany, in 1911. The company became particularly associated with German optical engineering and high-quality frame construction, eventually developing an international presence across the optical industry. Vintage Metzler eyewear from the 1960s through the 1980s is especially known for precise construction, substantial acetate and metal frames, aviators, geometric silhouettes, and understated European styling. Many vintage examples were Made in West Germany, and some were fitted with Zeiss lenses, reflecting Metzler’s strong connection to Germany’s optical manufacturing tradition
