Jacques Marie Mage Torrance

Regular price $1,155 USD

The Torrence from the Stanley Kubrick by Jacques Marie Mage The Shining Collection is a classic, ’70s-inspired rectangular frame defined by sculptural depth and a boldly beveled brow. Crafted with precision and presence, the silhouette is finished with JMM’s signature arrowhead front pins and refined precious metal details that elevate its architectural character.

Created as part of Jacques Marie Mage’s ongoing collaboration with the estate of Stanley Kubrick, this limited-edition design pays homage to one of the most influential filmmakers in cinema history and one of the most iconic horror films ever made. Channeling the unsettling elegance of the Overlook Hotel, the Torrence balances intellectual restraint with subtle tension—an incisive, collectible frame that feels both studied and daring, perfectly suited for those who move through the world with quiet intensity and unmistakable style.

Packaging:

  • Iconic monograph box set

  • Hard black protective eyewear case

  • Oversized, double-sided commemorative microfiber cloth / pocket square

  • Custom stainless steel screwdriver with handgrip and burgundy enamel details

  • Limited-edition chapbook featuring exclusive imagery and original commentary on The Shining

  • Letterpress authenticity cards with collection notes and handwritten limited-edition serial number

Additional Information

Brand: Jacques Marie Mage

Eye Size: 50

Distance Between the Lenses: 22.0

Vertical Lens Height: 38

Frame Material:

  • Acetate

Rim Type: Full

Bridge Type:

  • Single

Shape:

  • Square

Total Frame Width:144

Summary

The Jacques Marie Mage Torrence is a limited-edition rectangular frame inspired by the 1970s and Stanley Kubrick’s film The Shining. It has a strong, sculpted brow, metal accents, and signature arrowhead pins on the front. Designed with clean lines and bold shape, these glasses feel both classic and distinctive. Made in small numbers, the Torrence is a collectible frame for people who appreciate thoughtful design and film history.

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