Satisfy and Oakley Bring Back the Weird Side of Performance Eyewear
Oakley's archives contain some of the strangest eyewear ever put into production. For their eighth collaboration, Satisfy has gone digging through them, bringing back two designs that look just as unconventional today as they did decades ago.
The collection revisits the Scar, a mixed-material frame introduced in 2001, alongside the Suture Jacket. Both carry the exaggerated geometry that made Oakley's early experimental designs so recognizable. Vented Prizm lenses add a modern performance element, while the frames retain the aggressively technical look that helped establish Oakley's cult following.
Satisfy's involvement makes sense. The Paris-based running label has built its reputation around technical clothing that refuses to look like conventional sportswear. Oakley brings decades of optical experimentation. Together, they've produced eyewear that sits somewhere between performance equipment and collectible industrial design.
Chapter VIII arrives October 13, 2026. Check out the full details at Satisfy.
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