x Blue Note Records - Herbie - Noir

In 1962, at just 22 years old, Herbie Hancock released Takin’ Off, the debut album that put him on the map. On its cover, the young pianist is pictured in a pair of square glasses that became as much a part of his image as the music itself.

The Herbie by Jacques Marie Mage reimagines that classic shape for today—what a jazz powerhouse of Hancock’s stature might wear if that photograph were retaken. Still a timeless square, the design is refined through thinner acetate exclusive to this special release, showing that while heritage deserves respect, it can also be re-envisioned and elevated into a stronger, more enduring package.

Offered in new condition with box and papers.

** Note, gold arrowheads shows signs of oxidation. A normal process that occurs with older JMM's due to moisture. 

Limited Edition Number 102/500

Please note:  Returns on Vault pieces are only eligible for store credit. Each style is rare, limited, and carefully selected for its distinctive craftsmanship — once gone, they will not be restocked.

- Eye 52mm | Bridge 19mm | Temple 146mm
- Premium Japanese Acetate
- Black with Honey Brown Lens
- CR-39 Lenses with anti-reflective coating
- Signature Arrowhead Front Pins
- Limited Edition Serial Number Engraved on Temple

All JMM frames come with their letterhead press certificate that matches the frame model and manufacturing number as well as its craftsmen's signature.