The materials come in sheet form and are custom-made in Italy. These personalised colour selections and combinations are one of the reasons that Kirk & Kirk eyewear is so distinctive. This material allows them to truly represent those who wear Kirk & Kirk frames: the individuals, the creatives, anyone who wants a special object to truly reflect the many dimensions of who they are.
Acrylic is a material that allows for its own unique colour palette. These colours are specific to Kirk & Kirk frames and cannot be duplicated.
To maintain the high quality and specificity of the frames and designs, each frame is handmade from start to finish in France, known for its production of high quality eyewear.
Each frame gets turned in barrels of woodchip and pumice for about two days, from where it is hand-polished to remove any remaining blemishes and create the vitreous, translucent glow that only Kirk & Kirk unique acrylic possesses.
By keeping the production in one factory from start to finish, they can control the quality, checking it four times during the production process and then again before being printed with the logo, the ultimate seal of approval.
Once formed into eyewear, each frame individually constructed and inspected, the frames then find their way to the world.