For Fall/Winter 2026, PORSCHE DESIGN brings a new generation of eyewear to the road – where technical precision meets clean, confident design. The collection builds on the brand’s longstanding connection between engineering and aesthetics, combining titanium, stainless steel and RXP® with lightweight constructions and distinctly contemporary silhouettes.
At the heart of the new collection is the Splitline Series, where visible separation lines and precisely engineered details become part of the design itself. Crafted entirely from titanium, the frames translate industrial influences into a reduced, architectural look. Alongside a contemporary rectangular sunglass, the series includes three optical styles ranging from a classic panto to sharper geometric shapes.
The Neo Blade Series takes a more dynamic route. Inspired by the shape of a Porsche brake caliper, the collection translates a familiar automotive detail into eyewear, combining stainless steel and RXP® with bold proportions and contrasting surfaces. The result is technical in character, but far from purely functional.
Movement takes on a different form in the Liquid Titanium Series. Here, flowing lines and organic transitions meet ultra-lightweight titanium temples, creating a sense of motion even when the frames are standing still. The new models range from an expressive double-bridge sunglass to minimalist rimless designs and complementary optical shapes.
The collection also expands the Hexagon Series with the unisex »P’86016«. Inspired by the engine of the Porsche 911 and its characteristic hexagonal screws, the model combines a lightweight titanium front with visible hexagonal elements that turn a technical reference into a distinctive design detail.
Meanwhile, the Eternal Series continues to explore the idea of timeless design. Its latest interpretations of the »P’8508« retain the clean, linear character of the original while introducing new colour combinations, including warm gold with green lenses and cool grey with brown lenses.
Across the collection, PORSCHE DESIGN continues to draw from the world that has always shaped its identity: engineering, motorsport and industrial design. But rather than turning these references into literal automotive motifs, the new eyewear distils them into precise constructions, expressive proportions and functional details. The result is eyewear with a distinctly PORSCHE DESIGN attitude – technical at its core, but designed to move seamlessly into everyday life.
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