Named after the Japanese phrase for “black metal” - burakku metaru (ブラックメタル), it is a direct transliteration of the English term into katakana, the Japanese ... ... More details
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Named after the Japanese phrase for “black metal” - burakku metaru (ブラックメタル), it is a direct transliteration of the English term into katakana, the Japanese ... ... More details
Shōgun
$89Matthew Heafy’s go-to sunglasses style gets the golden treatment. In Japanese, kintsugi (金継ぎ) translates to “golden joinery” or “golden repair.” It refers to... ... More details
Shōgun
$89Shirogane (白銀) in Japanese translates to “silver” or “white silver” - and this style doesn’t hold back. With polished silver metal frames, black polarized le... ... More details
The Shōgun Collection is designed with Matthew Kiichi Heafy - a Japanese-American musician best known for his work with Trivium, Ibaraki, and as a prominent Twitch creator. This exclusive collaboration series of polarized sunglasses redefines the classic aviator with durable metal frames, polarized lenses, and embedded nose pads designed for everyday style and comfort.
Inspired by the historical Shōgun - figures who led with precision, control, and conviction - this collection reflects quiet power and lasting presence. Every lens is laser-etched with Matthew’s personal Chaos Star, a symbol drawn from his middle name, Kiichi (“undefinable one”), and his longtime gamer identity, Kiichi Chaos. The Shōgun Collection is also available in prescription.
