The design story leads to specific components

JMM says FELLINI was originally released in 2020 and describes an inspiration from Italian filmmakers of the radical 1960s. This is the brand’s account of the model’s background, not a claim of a new launch today.

The official description identifies arrowhead front pins, nine-barrel hinges, spur-shaped rivets and Spiketail wirecores with a hairline-engraved American Southwest motif. The TOKYO variant notes also describe double-laminated temples with havana exteriors and clear interiors. These details explain why an inside-temple view is as informative as the front.

Source: Jacques Marie Mage — FELLINI

Compare the black and tortoiseshell-looking photographs

The first photograph for archive-222-fellini shows a broad black upper rim that dips toward the bridge and becomes fuller toward the outside corners. The lower lens corners are softer. Calling the record Square, as the catalogue does, leaves out that movement along the brow.

The second photograph shows a dark tortoiseshell-looking front and a visible internal temple pattern. Compared with the opaque-looking black reference, this view makes the internal detail easier to see. It does not establish the wirecore alloy, the number of hinge barrels or the engraving method.

Both images have transparent-looking lenses. The supplier lens field says Tinted lens, so request the offered lens configuration explicitly. The official TOKYO page displays orange lenses and is a separate version reference.

Source: Jacques Marie Mage — FELLINI

Use dimensions when the fit labels disagree

The official introduction calls FELLINI a medium fit, while its size block says Wide. The numeric fields are more useful for a comparison: 51 mm lens width, 38 mm lens height, 20 mm bridge, 150 mm temple length and 143 mm total width. We retain the two labels as they appear instead of choosing one as a fit guarantee.

The supplier record lists 52 / 20 mm, with no temple length. The bridge number agrees, but its lens-width field is 1 mm larger than the official reference. Ask for a photograph of the marking and a direct front-width measurement; the available information does not establish whether the records describe the same version.

Source: Jacques Marie Mage — FELLINI

Review the front and temple on the same pair

For archive-222-fellini, request the chosen black or tortoiseshell-looking variant in a straight front view, an inside-temple close-up and an open-hinge side view. Keep the model/color marking visible so a detailed temple image is not inadvertently paired with a different front.

Include the desired lens configuration, quantity and destination in the existing enquiry selection. Use the official component list as a set of questions for the exact offered pair, rather than a supplier specification that has already been verified.

Catalogue references in this story

Supplier records below are separate from the official sources. Open an item to view its images, add it to your enquiry selection or ask about it on WhatsApp.

Sources and editorial scope

  • Jacques Marie Mage — FELLINI

    Official FELLINI page displaying TOKYO / H14 with orange lenses. Accessed introduction says medium fit and size block says Wide; numeric dimensions are reported without resolving that inconsistency. Official construction and 2020 model-history statements do not authenticate supplier archive-222-fellini. Source checked .

Prepared with AI assistance from the cited public sources and KUANGTU’s supplier catalogue. Comparisons and buying questions are editorial analysis, not hands-on testing. Brand names identify references; this article does not establish affiliation, authorization or the provenance of offered goods.