Featured in The Daily Front Row, Sutyo explores the intersection of fashion-first eyewear design and electrochromic technology. Discover how LightShift and ColorShift lenses, controlled through One Slide, give wearers more...
Sutyo color-changing sunglasses have been featured in FLAUNT, which explores how the brand integrates electrochromic technology into a classic Wellington silhouette. Through ONE SLIDE interaction, LightShift tint adjustment, and ColorShift...
At Sutyo, our dialogue with technology and design is ongoing. Recently, this conversation caught the attention of FreeYork, which featured our approach to eyewear innovation. Founded in 2009, FreeYork is...
[AUSTIN, TEXAS — Month Day, 2026] — Sutyo has been named a Finalist in the 2026 International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) and will be presented as an IDEA Featured Finalist...
While most adaptive eyewear reacts to whatever light happens to hit it, Sutyo's LightShift and ColorShift technology hands that decision back to the person wearing it.
Sutyo has been featured by Designboom for its form-first approach to electrochromic sunglasses, highlighting how light, color, material, and technology can come together in contemporary eyewear.
Sutyo has won Gold at the 2025 International Design Awards, recognized in the Fashion discipline for adaptive eyewear that hides its own technology in plain sight — proof that restraint...
Sutyo has received the A' Design Award & Competition 2026 in Industrial Design, recognized for the electrochromic optical system built quietly into every frame — engineering good enough to disappear.
Sutyo has won Gold at the 2025 International Design Awards, recognized in the Fashion discipline for adaptive eyewear that hides its own technology in plain sight — proof that restraint...
The Sutyo Journal starts here — a running, honest account of style, light, design, and the quiet-technology thinking behind every pair of glasses we make. Here's what to expect, and...
When technology no longer clamors for attention, can it become part of everyday detail? Sutyo brought that question to Paris this season — presented not on a runway, but inside...
