XAVIER GARCIA unveils the (Re)collection
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For Autumn/Winter 25/26, Xavier Garcia introduces the (RE)COLLECTION, a bold exploration of transformation, renewal, and reinvention. Embodying the spirit of (RE)newal, (RE)turn, (RE)edition, and (RE)make, this collection is described as “a celebration of the art of evolution, offering eyewear that is both timeless and revolutionary. The collection features 14 distinctive models, each a masterclass in (RE)design. By revisiting iconic forms, reviving their essence, and reinventing their style, Xavier Garcia delivers pieces that aim to be visually striking and meticulously crafted. Every frame is designed to enhance the wearer’s personality, with finishes that highlight the brand’s commitment to quality and boldness. The ACETATE series includes eight volumetric designs—four for women and four for men—each featuring customized metallic cores inspired by the filigree of Barcelona’s historic hydraulic tiles. The result is a blend of organic textures and bold monochrome contrasts, creating frames that are simultaneously sophisticated and contemporary.
The METAL line presents six architecturally inspired models—three for women, three for men—crafted from engraved metal sheets with dual-tone patterns. These designs showcase Garcia’s return to his creative origins, where precision and innovation merge with bold design to produce eyewear that is as structural as it is expressive. Founded in 2008 by Xavier Garcia, the brand has always embraced independence, originality, and freedom from fleeting trends. With the (RE)COLLECTION, it (RE)asserts its vision: eyewear as an instrument of self-expression, balancing audacity with subtlety, impulse with detail, and innovation with comfort. Rooted in Barcelona’s rhythm of reinvention, (RE) is for those who continuously recreate themselves. “These frames are more than accessories—they are statements of transformation, encouraging wearers to reimagine, reborn, and redefine their identity” they say. The (RE)COLLECTION is a visual manifesto of renewal. Shapes are deconstructed and reconstructed, colors revisited, and textures reinterpreted, reflecting the endless cycle of reinvention.
