76% matchHouse of Harlow 1960
Same 60s/70s boho references, incl. retro sunglasses
What changes: Full clothing and jewelry range, celebrity-founded, lower price
Brand profile
Australian eyewear label making 1960s and 1970s-inspired acetate sunglasses in soft, neutral colourways, founded in 2018 by Bec Nolan, Cass Moase and Ali Mitton.
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The range is acetate sunglasses referencing the 1960s and 70s — oversized ovals, angular cat-eyes, rounded shapes — in caramel, tortoise and smoky neutrals with champagne-gold detail.
Frames run roughly $250-$350, sold direct and through Lane Crawford and Ssense, without a larger eyewear group behind it.
All frames are cruelty-free and vegan, ship in vegan leather pouches, and a portion of sales goes to refugee-support charities.
76% matchSame 60s/70s boho references, incl. retro sunglasses
What changes: Full clothing and jewelry range, celebrity-founded, lower price
70% matchVintage-cut LA staples in the same warm neutral palette
What changes: Apparel-only, sustainability-led mass scale rather than niche eyewear
67% matchByron Bay sister label with the same retro-feminine mood
What changes: Party and occasion clothing, not accessories
64% matchParisian take on the same 70s-vintage, tonal wardrobe
What changes: Clothing focus, more Left-Bank than surf-coast
Velvet Canyon is an independent Australian eyewear label founded in 2018 by sisters Bec Nolan and Cass Moase with Los Angeles-based photographer Ali Mitton, operating between Byron Bay and LA. The range centres on 1960s and 1970s-referencing acetate sunglasses — oversized ovals, angular cat-eyes and softly rounded shapes — in caramel, tortoise and smoky neutrals with champagne-gold detailing and custom-tinted lenses. Frames are cruelty-free and vegan, shipped in vegan leather pouches, with a share of sales directed to refugee-support charities. Sold direct plus wholesale at Lane Crawford and Ssense; typical frames run about $250-$350.