The Mercedes-Benz Eyewear Collection plays with semi-transparent colours with sides and rims in expressive red and teal, also including timeless hues such as grey, black and brown.

Mercedes-Benz Eyewear Collection Spring/Summer 2012, model M4006 with corrective lenses and model M1017 sunglasses

Mercedes-Benz Eyewear Collection Spring/Summer 2012, model M4002 with corrective lenses

Mercedes-Benz Eyewear Collection Spring/Summer 2012, model M1018 sunglasses

Mercedes-Benz Eyewear Collection Spring/Summer 2012, model M1011 sunglasses

Mercedes-Benz Eyewear Collection Spring/Summer 2012, model 4006 with a blue gray polyamide frame and corrective lenses

Mercedes-Benz Eyewear Collection Spring/Summer 2012, model 4003 with a burgundy polyamide frame and corrective lenses

Mercedes-Benz Eyewear Collection Spring/Summer2012, model 3011 sunglasses with a blue polyamide frame and gray lenses

Mercedes-Benz Eyewear Collection Spring/Summer 2012, model M1009 sunglasses with a blck stainless steel frame and brown lenses

Mercedes-Benz Eyewear Collection Spring/Summer 2012, model 3011 sunglasses with a gray brown polyamide frame and gray lenses

The collection contains new sunglasses and spectacle frames that combine a casual yet elegant design with functional quality at the highest level. The Mercedes star is the central element adorning the sides of every Mercedes-Benz frame. The classy 3D effect is achieved through a number of intricate production steps, some of which are carried out by hand. This gives every pair of glasses in the collection the characteristic Mercedes-Benz look.
Developed by Mercedes-Benz in cooperation with Rodenstock, the collection covers a broad range of designs, from young and fashionable to comfortable and elegant all the way to exclusive and luxurious. In addition to these, the models of the Mercedes-Benz Eyewear Drivers Edition have been specially developed for long drives. With the exception of models in the shield style, all sunglasses can be fitted with prescription lenses.
Mercedes-Benz glasses are subject to the same rigorous testing and quality checks as the company’s car production. When creating frames for glasses, quality management starts long before the actual production process, just as it would do for vehicles.