30707 – Merlot Noir

Deep Burgundy Marbled Finish

The deep burgundy rectangular optical frame combines a rich wine-toned front with subtle near-black marbling. The colour is especially visible around the bridge, brow line and lower rims, where the burgundy undertone emerges under brighter light.

From darker angles, parts of the front can appear almost black. Closer inspection, however, reveals the deep reddish-purple character running through the frame. This gives Merlot Noir more visual depth than a conventional solid black design.

The temples are considerably darker and read as black, creating a restrained contrast with the patterned front.

Bold Soft-Square Shape

The front follows a broad soft-square silhouette with gently rounded corners. The lens openings remain structured, but the curved lower edges prevent the design from becoming overly angular.

A relatively straight brow line transitions into subtly lifted outer corners. This creates a defined profile while maintaining smooth proportions across the front.

The deep burgundy rectangular optical frame therefore balances strong lines with softened contours.

Distinctive Bridge Design

The integrated bridge has a substantial shape that flows naturally into the upper rims. Its slightly angular construction reinforces the broader geometry of the frame.

The same burgundy marbling continues through the bridge rather than introducing a separate contrasting element. This keeps the front visually unified.

The moulded nose area is incorporated directly into the frame, preserving the clean appearance.

Subtle Hinge Detailing

Small circular details are visible near the outer corners of the front. These provide a restrained accent without interrupting the frame’s otherwise minimal styling.

The wide temple profile continues directly from the outer corners before gradually tapering toward the curved ends. The temples remain predominantly black and noticeably simpler than the patterned front.

This contrast allows the burgundy marbling to remain the focal detail.

Dark, Refined Character

Merlot Noir uses colour rather than excessive ornamentation to establish its identity. The front can shift visually from dark wine to almost black depending on lighting, while the subtle marbled effect becomes more apparent at closer range.

The deep burgundy rectangular optical frame combines this rich finish with a substantial full-rim construction and broad temples. The result is a visually distinctive frame with enough detail to stand apart while retaining a clean overall appearance.