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LINDBERG is a Danish luxury eyewear brand known for lightweight, minimalist frames, Danish design, and screw- and rivet-free construction.

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Overview

LINDBERG is a Danish eyewear brand whose offering includes optical glasses and sunglasses. Its official website presents the brand through themes including Danish design, lightweight titanium, personalisation, and collections for women and men. The company says each LINDBERG frame is designed and made in Denmark, and describes its approach in terms of quality, comfort, and innovation. The brand was founded in 1986 by architect Henrik Lindberg and his father, optometrist Poul-Jørn Lindberg. The company describes its origins as an intersection of architectural design and comfort in eyewear. Its frames are characterised by lightweight construction and a screw- and rivet-free design. Materials cited by the brand include titanium, gold, platinum, buffalo horn, fine wood, and diamonds; it describes these materials as responsibly sourced, durable, and precious. LINDBERG positions itself in high-end eyewear, addressing customers who favour minimalist design and quality. The brand reports having received 114 internationally recognised design awards, though the supplied material does not enumerate the awards. Its contact address is in Åbyhøj, Denmark. In 2021, LINDBERG became part of Kering Eyewear, which belongs to the global luxury group Kering. Kering Eyewear designs, develops, and distributes eyewear for a portfolio of luxury, fashion, and lifestyle brands. LINDBERG remains presented as an eyewear brand within that group.

History

LINDBERG was founded in Denmark in 1986 by architect Henrik Lindberg and his father, optometrist Poul-Jørn Lindberg. The company says its foundation was based on Danish design principles and brought together architectural design and comfort in eyewear. This origin is reflected in the brand's continued emphasis on restrained design, wearability, and technical construction. The brand's product focus is eyewear, including optical glasses and sunglasses. LINDBERG describes its frames as ultra-lightweight and constructed without screws or rivets. Its stated material range includes titanium, gold, platinum, buffalo horn, fine wood, and diamonds. The brand presents the selection as responsibly sourced, durable, and precious, and links its products to quality, comfort, and innovation. It also describes a specialised team focused on researching and developing new techniques, and says its approach to production includes in-sourcing skills to support quality. LINDBERG's official material describes its products as designed and made in Denmark. The brand reports 114 internationally recognised design awards and characterises itself as a market-leading brand in high-end eyewear. Its positioning is directed toward the sophisticated minimalist, with design and quality foregrounded. Its website presents women's and men's glasses, sunwear, titanium and gold glasses, personalisation, and collection and campaign features. In 2021, LINDBERG became part of Kering Eyewear, which belongs to Kering. Kering Eyewear describes its role as designing, developing, and distributing eyewear for a portfolio of luxury, fashion, and lifestyle brands. LINDBERG's official contact page gives an address in Åbyhøj, Denmark. The supplied sources do not provide further dated details about the brand's development, leadership changes, or individual award-winning designs.

  • 2021

    Joins Kering Eyewear

  • 1986

    LINDBERG founded in Denmark

Products and positioning

High-end Danish eyewear for customers seeking sophisticated minimalism, comfort, technical ingenuity, and quality.

  • Optical eyewear

    Eyewear frames described by the brand as lightweight, screw- and rivet-free, and designed and made in Denmark.

  • Sunglasses

    Sunwear is presented on the brand's official website.

  • Titanium and precious-material eyewear

    The brand presents titanium and gold eyewear and lists materials including platinum, buffalo horn, fine wood, and diamonds.

Brand decisions

  • Became part of Kering EyewearOther

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