Sato
at Hartmann Wien
Forged in precision, built to endure.
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Sato redefines excellence, crafting each frame in the renowned Fukui province of Japan. Every pair embodies expert craftsmanship, a passion for detail, and an unwavering pursuit of refinement.
Sato is an uncompromising bridge between the past and the future, driven by a quest for finesse and beauty. Rooted in tradition, each piece showcases architectural innovation, enhancing the timeless art of eyewear.
Sato selects only the finest materials, such as titanium and platinum, to create frames that highlight the wearer’s unique features. Known for its avant-garde approach, Japan brings forth the region’s finest savoir-faire.
What defines the brand
01
Handmade in Fukui
Every frame is made in Fukui, the center of Japanese eyewear making, and polished by hand.
02
Numbered small editions
No more than 400 pieces per model, the rarest only 250 – each one individually numbered.
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Fine materials
Pure Japanese titanium, platinum and slow-cured Japanese acetate.
04
A ’90s aesthetic
Clean, architectural lines inspired by the 1990s and reinterpreted.
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Hand-picked, custom-fitted
“At Sato, the first thing I notice is the precision: clean, almost architectural lines and a finish you can feel the moment you put them on. Every frame is meant to accentuate your features, not hide them. At your customized fitting experience at Hartmann Wien, I'll be happy to show you which model does that the best for you.”
Veronika Hartmann
FAQs
Where can I buy Sato in Vienna?
At Hartmann Wien, Singerstraße 8 (entrance Liliengasse), 1010 Vienna, a few steps from St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Book an appointment and we’ll take time for your fitting and have the current selection ready for you.
Can I wear Sato with my prescription?
That depends on the model. We’re happy to check during your fitting whether a Sato frame can be fitted with lenses in your prescription, based on our biometric vision analysis if you wish.
Are Sato frames limited?
Yes. Sato makes each model in a numbered small series of no more than 400 pieces, with the rarest models limited to 250. Every frame carries its own serial number and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Where are the frames made?
In Fukui, Japan, the center of Japanese eyewear making. There, the frames are made and polished by hand from pure titanium, platinum and Japanese acetate.
Sato
try them on in person
Book an appointment and we will set aside time for your fitting and have our current selection ready for you.
Singerstraße 8 (Entrance Liliengasse)
1010 Vienna
+43 1 512 14 89