# Bottega Veneta eyewear at Opticnet

Bottega Veneta is one of the few houses that barely writes its name on the frame. Instead of a logo there is the Intrecciato, the weave the house developed in leather and carries over into acetate and metal, plus a small triangle stud on the temple. The collection is developed and produced by Kering Eyewear, the group's in-house eyewear division, and a large share of current models are made from recycled acetate. Come to the boutique at Kikar HaMedina and you will see why a frame with no logo is still recognised instantly.

Bottega Veneta was founded in 1966 in Vicenza, in the north of Italy, and built its name on quiet luxury and craft rather than logos. Its famous woven leather, the Intrecciato, is the thread that runs through everything the house makes.

That same idea carries into the eyewear. Instead of a big logo you find the woven pattern worked into the frame itself, along with clean, confident shapes. Under designer Daniel Lee the sunglasses turned bolder, with wide, sculptural styles and the soft green shade that became the brand's signature, and they quickly became a favourite on and off the red carpet.

Bottega Veneta eyewear is made in Italy, for people who like their luxury felt rather than announced.

## Typical price

The showroom price for the Bottega Veneta frames we keep sits around 2,300 ILS, and online it is around 1,840 ILS. Frame only, without lenses. The price varies by model and stock rotates.

## Choosing Bottega Veneta in 2026

Bottega Veneta is the choice when you want luxury you feel rather than read. Look for the woven Intrecciato pattern worked into the frame or temple - that is the signature instead of a big logo. Wide sculptural shapes suit soft presence; cleaner styles work for elegant office days.

The house's soft green, alongside black and deep brown, reads modern and recognisable without shouting. Italian production keeps a high finish and a quality feel on the skin.

In 2026 Bottega green, matte black and earth tones lead. Try a few widths - sculptural versus slim changes the face completely. We will help lock the right proportion, including in-store prescription fitting.

## Questions about Bottega Veneta

### How do you recognise Bottega Veneta eyewear when there is no logo on the frame?

By the marks the house uses instead of a logo: the Intrecciato weave in acetate or metal, the triangle stud on the temple, and mechanically screwed hinges. The reference is stamped inside the temple as BV followed by four digits and a letter. We are an authorized dealer, so every pair comes with the manufacturer's case and warranty.

### What do the letters at the end of the reference mean, for example BV1367O against BV1368S?

The final letter marks the type. O is an optical frame, S is sunglasses. It helps when you are searching for a specific model online, because the same number can appear in both versions. Send us a reference you have seen and we will tell you which one it is.

### Is Bottega Veneta eyewear made from recycled acetate?

A large share of recent models are made from recycled acetate and it appears in the manufacturer's specification. Alongside them there are metal, monel and titanium builds. If the material matters to you, tell us and we will show you exactly which pairs in the boutique match.

### Can I have prescription lenses in a Bottega Veneta frame, including progressives?

Yes. The optical frames and most of the sunglasses can be glazed with prescription lenses, including progressives, by our in-store optometrist. With the slimmer acetate shapes it is worth checking lens depth before ordering progressives, and we do that together at the fitting.

## Where to buy

Opticnet is an authorized dealer for Bottega Veneta. Visit the boutique at Hei Be'Iyar 58, Kikar HaMedina, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, call +972-3-546-6180, or message WhatsApp +972-58-546-6182.

Opening hours: Sun-Thu 10:30-18:00, Fri 10:00-13:00.