Ethically made eyeglasses
Our frame collections were thoroughly selected in function of their unquestionable quality, unmistakable styles and the place where they were made. We were able to create a selection where 80% of the frames are entirely handmade in Canada. Since there are, at the moment, no locally made metal frames, we had to go to Europe to find independent artisans that share our values.
The Look Again are handmade in Toronto. The brand specialises in the making of spectacles that have a distinct vintage and minimalistic look. We are, as of now, the only store to hold the collection in Montreal.
Inspired by the Atlantic winds, Fellow Earthlings create entirely handmade frames, from acetate to finished product, in their dreamy studio located on the shores of Prince-Edwards-Island.
Inscribed in a century-spanning optical tradition, Modern Legacy Eyewear frames are created in Calgary and handmade in Prince Edwards Island. Anna Niemczewski, the brands designer, steers MLE towards an ecoresponsible and socially ethical direction with her decision to give part of the proceeds of the brands sales to charities, notably helping women and natives.
Spectacle Eyeworks is a Vancouver based brand that sets itself apart by its blend of classic shapes and unique colors. They give us the possibility to offer fun frames that are both colourful and fashionable.
Ahlem frames are handmade in France. Their focus on making high quality, durable frames from gold-plated palladium gives us the opportunity to offer metal frames that have a distinct, timeless style that radiates high standards and great finesse.
Opticianado frames are designed by Jordan Paul, a Toronto-based optician, and handmade in Italy. They’re especially well adapted to people in need of more ample frames.
Mykita frames offer a unique blend : delicate, ultra-light, simple and yet tech-forward frames. They have no screws, a distinctive feature of their patented surgical steel collection. They’re handmade in Berlin, Germany.
We picked Nano Vista kids frames because of their resistance, on top of their beautiful designs. Manufactured with the exclusive and patented SILIFLEX™ material thermo-adjustable, this unique material makes them perfectly suited for kids, calm or rambunctious!
Blue light filtering glasses, without prescription and made in Quebec.
BLEUTÉ glasses protect your eyes from the harmful blue light issued by screens.
To get your own BLEUTÉ, click here.
complementary products
REUSABLE BAGS
Petites Mains
Lunetterie ORA is proud to offer cloth reusable bags made by Petites Mains (ajouter hyperlien vers leur site) (french for “small hands''). Petites Mains is a Montreal-based organism that helps people in need, especially women with financial hardships who want to come out of social isolation.
These small cotton bags are perfect as lunch bags or to carry vegetables on market day. They’re also well adapted to carrying your glasses, a case and glasses cleaning products.
They’re practical, cute and ecologically responsible.
Zone Tangible
Ecologically minded, Zone Tangible (ajouter hyperlien vers leur site) bags are made with an utmost attention to details. They’re composed of organic cotton and hemp and its strap is hand weaved in Montreal. These bags are perfect for transporting your groceries, to use as gift bags or simply to store your favourite articles and stroll the streets of Montreal.
ANCR collective
The spectacle cases from ANCR Collective (ajouter hyperlien vers leur site) are made from industrial trims in Quebec. They’re perfect for the beach with their vibrant colours and zippers to protect your glasses from sand. They’re also versatile : they can be used to store your pencils, pens, makeup brushes, etc. One case, many uses.
EYEGLASS CLEANERS
Eyeglass cleaners are an unavoidable part of good eyeglasses hygiene. We offer in store a compact 125 ml bottle that easily fits in any bag.
We also offer to replenish your ORA bottle, or any bottle you use for eyeglass cleaner, once it’s empty.
GLASSES CORDS AND CHAINS
Lunetterie ORA offers a wide variety of unique cords and chains that allow you to carry your glasses around your neck while also adding a touch of fashion to your personal style. They’re handmade in Montreal by Maude Corriveau, a multidisciplinary artist.