Whenever we talk of eyewear that speaks with no words, Andy Wolf is ever setting the originality and soul standards. The company always walks a tightrope balance between the ancient and the modern. It has been handcrafting every frame at its facility since being founded in 2006 in the heart of Styria. Born of a small independent label among friends, it now stands among the most respected houses of eyewear in Europe where designs feel as personal as their signature style.
The new collection, Across Facets, captures everything that makes Andy Wolf so distinct. It’s an interplay of soft boldness and French flair — a beautiful tension between confidence and restraint. The frames are expressive yet refined, radiating individuality while maintaining a quiet harmony. Acetate models reveal new depths through layered construction, while metal designs bring a sleek continuation of the brand’s Elevated line. Combination frames bridge both worlds — strong and structured, yet light and fluid in appearance.
One striking design element defines this season: the stepped concept. Here, layers of material are carefully milled away to create subtle three-dimensional effects. This fine detailing in sculptural format reveals some beautiful plays of colors and transparency; almost like a gemstone catching the light. You just want to touch and feel this craft at its most tactile beauty, and admire it. Each piece awakens life in it by moving with the wearer.
The campaign was photographed at the Vienna Bridge Club, an interior masterpiece designed by the legendary Austrian architect Adolf Loos. The historic setting — all clean lines, warm wood, and timeless geometry — mirrors the spirit of the collection perfectly. Just like Loos’s architecture, Andy Wolf’s frames celebrate form, proportion, and the beauty of natural materials.
4832
Andy Wolf 4832 is pure contemporary elegance – a frame that has a clean geometry combined with soft, friendly lines. Their rounded rectangular shape flatters almost every face, whereas the hand-polished acetate lends a fluid, more luxurious finish. The balance of the Andy Wolf 4832 is most distinctive: simplicity meets detail, which in this case is an illusive piercing around the edges to allow for dimension but not distraction, creating a pleasing view from all angles. The chosen colour palette feels so organic: tones dance with the light. Weighing next to nothing, while being comfortable and unmistakably Andy Wolf, these frames are for people who appreciate characterful quiet style-confident, laid back, and perfectly made.
4835
The 4835 is a sharp shift toward refined metal elegance for the brand, showcasing a geometric full-rim metal frame that surprises with refined subtlety. While the typical Andy Wolf acetate look is famous, this model trades thickness for crispness—slim metal lines, clean angles and a cool minimalist feel. The finish is polished yet understated, available in combinations like black, gold/black, rosegold/gray and gold/pink—each variant giving a different attitude without over-doing it. The lens-shape leans toward squared geometry, balanced for everyday wear but with a designer edge. If you want something lighter on the face material-wise, but still full of character and craftsmanship, the 4835 delivers that exact mix.
5158
The 5158 is all about an artful moral to mundane eyeglasses. Bold and square with a hint of an oversized appeal, these frames strive to impress without overpowering the face. Thick yet finely balanced acetate fronts, with signature stepped detailing, reveal layered tones underneath. The exquisite play of three dimensions gives the frames sculptural energy, capturing light at different angles into a whimsical spectacle. Watery hues of caramel, deep green, and soft nude would suggest a match with natural materials and textures. With the 5158’s bold design comes the comfort and feel of a truly handcrafted piece. For the ones who appreciate creative structure and skilled craftsmen, this frame is a blend of modern confidence and that unmistakable warmth and soul of Andy Wolf. Effortlessly artistic — never ordinary.
5160
The 5160 is an elegant balance of classic charm and modern precision. The rounded-square shape is familiar yet somehow anew: cosmopolitan yet understated, imbued with personality. Constructed from the finest acetate, its frame presents a supple curvature, punctuated by the brand’s superior detailing of gently faceted edges and impeccable polish. Nothing is accidental with that fluidity: Each curve is made with the wearer’s face in mind. The color-story, ranging from translucent browns with soft grays and pinks, is all about versatility and depth. A rare specimen, the 5160 frames can dress up equally well with casuals as with a suit. Effortless with a hint of elegance — that type of eyewear that smiles with the wearer whilst quietly adding to the entire ensemble, reminding us why handmade design matters.
Vanda Sun
The Vanda shades have a vintage style with a hint of contemporary twist to it. The cat-eye shape is softer and somehow, but not overdoing it adds an attitude. The frames have gentle curves running the length of its surface and are made from pieces of laminated acetate. As light moves across its surface, they sparkle. Totally gradient, the lenses add warmth and dimension to this flattering aspect for many different face shapes. Every little thing-from the exact temple slope to the polished edges-is a testimony to the attention to detail. Vanda is that kind of frame you can wear on the beach or in the city without looking too done but still manages to draw heads. Confident, feminine, effortlessly chic, these shades are Andy Wolf’s statement that eyewear should speak of one’s personality and not just keep the eyes away from harsh sunlight.
Flax Sun
The Flax sunglasses channel clean architecture and bold simplicity. Their rectangular silhouette is sculptural and strong, yet softened by smooth transitions and a refined acetate finish. These frames highlight Andy Wolf’s signature depth — literally — through subtle layering that reveals tonal contrasts beneath the surface. The lenses, dipped the cool earthy tones or into smoky gray, have brought an air of relaxed sophistication to the design. The structure of Flax brims with lightweight balance so that it sits comfortably for long hours of wear. Effortless confidence would be what marks it off – the type that doesn’t need any embellishments at all. Because Flax is defined by timeless blending with immaculate precision, fine craftsmanship, and quiet power, it is simply a must for modern men and women.
This is no seasonal release; Across Facets is a declaration as to what eyewear may become when art, architecture, and emotion merge. Each curve, angle, and polish reflects a commitment to individuality. Andy Wolf reminds us once again: true style is not loud; it is quietly confident, deeply crafted, and unmistakably human.
