84% matchYuichi Toyama
Japan-made minimal acetate and titanium frames
What changes: Pure architectural minimalism, no regional/cultural narrative
Brand profile
Moroccan-inspired eyewear label founded in 2020 by Vanessa Reid and Bibi Borthwick, making acetate and metal frames handcrafted in Japan.
3 brands like Port Tanger like Yuichi Toyama, Lapima, Mlouye →

Frames draw on Mediterranean and North African forms — many named in Arabic — but are handcrafted in Japan from acetate and metal.
The house look is narrow profiles, restrained hardware and coloured lenses, sitting between minimalist and slightly avant-garde eyewear.
Sunglasses and optical frames run roughly $300 through the brand's site and multi-brand retailers like SSENSE and Antonioli, below luxury-house eyewear pricing.
84% matchJapan-made minimal acetate and titanium frames
What changes: Pure architectural minimalism, no regional/cultural narrative
80% matchIndependent eyewear, hand-finished sculptural acetate
What changes: Italian acetate and bolder, larger shapes at higher prices
66% matchCross-cultural accessory craft, Bauhaus-clean lines
What changes: Leather handbags made in Turkey, not eyewear
Port Tanger is an eyewear label founded in 2020 by stylist Vanessa Reid and photographer Bibi Borthwick, inspired by the city of Tangier, Morocco. Frames are handcrafted in Japan from acetate and metal, with slim profiles, restrained hardware and tinted lenses; many models carry Arabic and North African names. The design language pairs Mediterranean and North African references with Japanese manufacturing. Sunglasses and optical frames sell through the brand's own site and multi-brand retailers including SSENSE and Antonioli, typically around $300.