Cutler and Gross 1410 Square Optical
Modernist Optical Frame with Architectural Cutler and Gross Precision
The Cutler and Gross 1410 Optical feels less like traditional eyewear and more like a piece of mid-century architecture translated into acetate.
Inspired by the disciplined geometry of Modernist design, the square silhouette is sharp, controlled, and intentionally confrontational in the best possible way. The straight brow bar cuts across the face with real authority before dropping aggressively at the nose bridge, giving the frame an unmistakably architectural identity rather than a decorative one.
Angular lugs and slanted lens edges create tension throughout the silhouette, allowing every angle of the frame to feel deliberate and highly structured. Nothing feels overly softened or overly resolved. The precision remains intact, but there’s enough personality underneath to stop the frame from ever becoming sterile.
The Desert temples introduce the unmistakable Cutler and Gross character into the construction — cultured, indulgent, and slightly dangerous. They soften the severity of the architecture just enough to make the frame feel deeply wearable while preserving its intellectual edge.
Crafted with exceptional attention to detail, the 1410 Optical reveals its craftsmanship gradually through balance, proportion, and refined finishing rather than overt luxury gestures. Every transition feels considered, but never overworked.
The clear optical lenses leave the expression completely exposed, reinforcing the directness and confidence of the silhouette. Nothing hidden, nothing softened — just sharp lines and sharper presence carried naturally through the face.
What distinguishes the 1410 Optical is its refusal to flatter universally. The frame feels designed for someone specific — someone comfortable with style that carries tension, individuality, and a little resistance underneath the polish.
Ideal for:
- architectural optical styling
- structured monochrome wardrobes
- expressive modernist eyewear
- wearers looking for disciplined silhouettes with stronger personality and edge
The overall effect feels intellectual, exact, and unmistakably Cutler and Gross.
CUTLER AND GROSS — architecture becomes more compelling when it carries attitude with it.
| Lens | 51 mm |
| Bridge | 19 mm |
| Temple | 145 mm |
| Material | Acetate |
Size and Fit
I understand the importance of a proper fitting frame. Not every frame fits every face, which is why we have a wide selection of frame sizes to choose from.
There are no rules – just guidelines we suggest to help you find frames that not only look great but fit perfectly.
HOW WE SEE YOU
Size definitely matters. We determine size by the width of your face. We offer multiple sizes so that you can find the right frame for your face.
If you already wear glasses, we recommend looking at your current pair as a size reference. If you still have doubt we are here to help you with professional advice.
BRIDGE – INTERNATIONAL OR ALTERNATIVE/ASIAN FITTING
Acetate nose pads: Made from Italian or Japanese acetate. Comfortable, classic fit. Recommended for those who prefer the look of acetate.
Metal nose pads: Made from silicone or ceramic. Soft, flexible, anti-allergic. Recommended for those needing additional support for less prominent nose bridges or more prominent cheekbones.
FIND YOUR FACE SHAPE
Oval
Balanced and slightly narrow, the oval face is a canvas for experimentation. Almost any silhouette will look good on you. Luxury lies in the choice.
Heart
Wide forehead, high cheekbones and a narrow jawline. This shape is expressive and romantic. Choose a sharp-edged or gently curved cat-eye shape or a balanced aviator shape that softens the contrast and emphasizes the proportions.
Square
A strong jawline, higher forehead, and symmetrical brow line characterize this sculptural face. Choose rounded or elliptical frames to soften the angularity and enhance natural strength with graceful restraint.
Rectangle
Long and slender, with delicate lines. Here, it is worth choosing frames that give width and dimension to create harmony. Oversized or deep-set profiles bring visual balance to the more elongated shape.
Triangle
Defined by a more pronounced jawline, a finer forehead, and an elegant contrast between cheekbones. Choose round or square frames with sharp lines that harmoniously balance the proportions.
Round
A full face and delicate contours radiate warmth and symmetry. In contrast, square frames elongate and define the face.
There are no rules – just guidelines. Explore, get inspired and choose frames that make you feel confident, happy and most importantly, yourself.
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