MINIMA
The French company Timon S.A. owns the Minima trade name and the Minima collection’s patents and production rights. It also controls the collection’s worldwide distribution since 1994.
The concept behind Minima, created by Mr Timon and Mr Chamby, caters for the need for simpler, purer and more logically designed frames.
Minima has developed a unique concept in sunglass frames with the Minima Sport.
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| MINIMA SPORT-1 Base 8 Anodized : The Minima Sport is designed to meets today's clothing trend. Easy. Comfortable. These wraparound sunglasses are much sought after for the side protection they provide. |
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| Minima Sport-1 Base 8 Ionized : Developing the success of Minima Sport (the ingenious wraparound sunglasses whose temples swivel to make them as ultra-compact as possible), here is the range’s deluxe model. |
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| Minima Sport Base 12 : A Base 12 lens is very unusual for rimless sunglasses, such a curve making all sunwear very bulky. But not Minima Sport as the temples swivel to fit inside this steep curve. |
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Minima Sport-2 Base 8 : With wide and thin temples. A new thing for Minima, known for its wire style temples.
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| Minima Sport-3 : A design so compact that these sunglasses can't be compared with anything else. |
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| Minima Sun-1 : Those sunglasses are the precise expression of the Minima spirit, which is technology and design leading to greater comfort. These models are also updating the now familiar “pilot” lens shapes. |
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| Minima Sun-2 : Those sunglasses are the precise expression of the Minima spirit, which is technology and design leading to greater comfort. These models are also updating the now familiar “pilot” lens shapes. |
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