Description

Jacques Marie Mage – Yellowstone VI: Firehole River

Vision

Follow the current of quiet spectacle. The Yellowstone VI: Firehole River celebrates the convergence of natural beauty and timeless design. Inspired by the mystical flow of Yellowstone’s Firehole River, these medium-fit Panto-shaped glasses reinterpret 1960s style through a lens of modern craftsmanship. Handcrafted from plant-based acetate in polished Prismatic, the frame captures the shifting hues of light ambers and brisk beiges. The O-Six polarized Carob brown lenses bring warmth and depth, creating a balanced blend of elegance and exploration.

Crafted to Perfection

Each element of the Firehole River frame tells a story of artistry and precision. The arrowhead front pins plated in light gold shine subtly against the acetate’s natural tones. Inside, hidden Spiketail wirecores plated in light gold feature delicate American Southwest–inspired engravings. The custom 5-barrel hinges, also plated in light gold, ensure both strength and refined movement. Silver-plated Howling Wolf and YS medallions at the temple tips honor Yellowstone’s wild spirit. Finished with O-Six polarized Carob lenses and a backside anti-reflective coating, the Firehole River offers clarity and comfort in every detail.

Limited Production Batch

Produced in a limited edition of only 300 pieces, these spectacles embody exclusivity. With their 47mm eye size, 26mm bridge, and 146mm temples, they offer a balanced, medium fit that complements a range of face shapes. Like the river that inspired them, these frames flow effortlessly between classic sophistication and untamed individuality.

Packaging

Each Yellowstone VI: Firehole River arrives in a custom Yellowstone monograph box with embossed gold foil details. Inside, you’ll find one of two handcrafted eyewear cases, an oversized Yellowstone-themed microfiber cleaning cloth, a letterpress authenticity card made from 100% recycled materials, and a Bordeaux Empire warranty booklet.

Immerse yourself in the spirit of the wild — where heritage design meets the serene current of nature.