GOOD'S-BOTTONE B C3

The Bottone B model draws its name from the button — an object whose history stretches from the Bronze Age to the present day. The story of the button mirrors the evolution of society and fashion across the centuries: initially purely ornamental (16th century), it later became functional, fastening two edges of fabric (18th century), before ultimately becoming a symbol of status and beauty, playing a defining role in the history of dress.

Bio-acetate: The frame is crafted in Mazzucchelli M49 bio-acetate — 100% recyclable and biodegradable, free from chemical binders to minimise the risk of allergic reactions. Its natural origin is felt immediately: a warm, silky touch that sets it apart from conventional materials.

Front: The minimalist design reinterprets the circular button silhouette. An ultra-thin circular stainless steel structure — available in three finishes: black, gold, and silver — cradles a double-thickness acetate lens. Precision milling plays with the contrast between actual and perceived thickness, while the opaque top layer interacts with the translucent base in a striking trompe-l'œil effect that reduces visual weight and enhances luminosity.

Temples: The "cravatta" (tie) temple features a metal front section with a thimble-shaped decorative detail, while the acetate tip — coordinated with the front — mirrors the shape of a tie. The terminal reproduces the perforated "o" from the Good's logo.

Around 1700, the use of buttons — then highly elaborate and considerably large — became widespread across Europe. Legend has it that Napoleon ordered buttons sewn onto the sleeves of his soldiers' coats to stop them from using the fabric as handkerchiefs.

• 100% handmade in Italy
• LIMITED EDITION OF 90 PIECES
• Mazzucchelli M49 bio-acetate, hand-polished
• Exclusive colorways
• All milling, polishing, and finishing carried out by hand across 60 individual steps
• Stainless steel metal structures

• LENS 46 mm

• BRIDGE 21 mm

• TEMPLE 145 mm