Jacques Marie Mage Ocean Child Sun in Carmine are late-’70s-inspired spectacles from the John & Yoko by JMM collection, handcrafted in Japan from plant-based acetate with an oversized rounded-square lens shape, uniquely offset temple profile and JMM’s signature precious-metal detailing. A tribute to the storied love and legacy of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Ocean Child are inspired by the actual eyewear worn by Yoko Ono while working with John Lennon on their album Double Fantasy (1980). The name references a poetic phrase in Lennon’s “Julia”, drawn from the literal translation of Ono’s first name.

Limited production batch of 100 pieces.

Product Details

• Exposed wirecores with hairline-engraved art deco details
• Custom 7-barrel hinges with refined hairline details, plated in 18k dark gold
• Spur-shaped rivets plated in 18k dark gold
• Inner-temple hallmarks foil-stamped in gold
• 10 mm cured cellulose acetate frame in polished red-orange fade with custom double-laminated temples composed of orange exteriors and red interiors, complemented by armorlite 4-base lenses in triple gradient carmine with backside anti-reflective treatment
• Bridge: 20mm. Lens width: 55mm. Temple length: 134mm
• Size guide

Packaging

• The limited-edition spectacles of the John & Yoko by JMM collection are received in a special monograph box featuring finely debossed artwork by John Lennon, which includes: a custom envelope eyewear case; an oversized commemorative cleaning cloth; and a letterpress authenticity card with handwritten limited-edition number and craftsman’s signature. While supplies last, spectacles will also be accompanied by an exclusive vinyl reissue of the landmark 1980 album Double Fantasy.