Collection: DōkōMotto

Little known to the general public, DokoMotto is an independent brand born from a singular vision: to create eyewear as one would design an architectural structure—austere, poetic, and functional. Each model is distinguished by an extreme minimalist design, precise technical details, and a perfect balance between raw materials and subtle lines.

Still a relatively unknown brand, the DōkōMotto brand appeared on the eyewear market in the 1980s and 1990s, a period marked by the emergence of independent designers in Europe and Japan. Produced in limited editions, its glasses reflect the spirit of the era: experimenting with shapes, playing with materials, and asserting a strong identity. Not widely available, they circulated mainly in specialist boutiques and among knowledgeable enthusiasts.

- Geometric oversize frames: colored acetates, square or angular shapes.

- Two-tone series: contrasts of bold shades (red/black, blue/translucent).

- Sculpted frames: worked temples and bold reliefs.

- Transparency games: translucent acetates combined with colored glasses.

- Each model expresses a strong design, on the border between fashion accessory and artistic object.

Some DōkōMotto series were produced in limited editions for partner fashion designers, which explains the rarity of these models today on the vintage market. These discreet, sometimes undocumented, collaborations reinforce their interest among collectors.

Vintage DōkōMotto glasses are captivating for their unique design, their rarity on the current market, and their place in the history of independent designers from the 1980s to the 2000s. They are interesting collector's items for lovers of expressive eyewear, where each frame stands out as an object of character.