Blackfin – stunning Italian designed titanium frames

24 July 2025

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WELCOMING OUR LATEST BRAND

In our continual aim to bring our customers the most innovative and cutting-edge brands, we’re delighted to now be official stockist for Blackfin glasses.

Designed and made exclusively in Italy since 1971, Blackfin glasses use only the highest quality Japanese titanium to create incredibly lightweight and strong frames, all of which are hypoallergenic, non-toxic and weigh 40% less than steel. The use of Japanese titanium and innovative Italisan design also allows Blackfin to reduce the requirements for welds creating an almost indestructible frame that provides both peace of mind with minimalist aesthetics.

As a new brand, we’ll be continually evolving the Blackfin range and suggest you drop by our store to view the full collection. Below are 3 of the Blackfin glasses we’re delighted to be stocking on launch.

BROOKWOOD

Produced from a single titanium block, the Brookwood is an ultralight and durable frame with ultra-flexible temples for unrivalled comfort and fitting adaptability. Coupled in a bold colour palette, the Brookwood is a highly stylish and eye-catching frame to consider. Shown in Tropical blue.

PALAU

As with the Brookwood, the Palau is part of the Blackfin One range, produced from a single titanium block. The bi-level front and thick frame width are a true masterpiece in design, making the Palau a true statement piece that can be toned up or down depending on your colour choice. Shown in Gunmetal Grey/Matt Black

WELLS

As another frame from the Blackfin One range, the Wells is an angular, split toned frame for both men and women. With a high contrast look, we feel the Wells perfectly strikes the balance between fun and sophisticated. Shown in Storm navy blue / Sunset orange.

BLACKFIN GLASSES AT KATHRYN ANTHONY OPTOMETRY

As a newly selected stockist for Blackfin, please get in touch or drop by our Bath shop to sample our Blackfin range where our highly trained staff will be delighted to assist you with choosing your next pair of glasses.

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Kathryn Anthony Optometry

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