Charmant USA has added new styles to its HEAD eyewear collection for the beginning of fall 2026. The global sports brand designs frames that combine innovation and style while boosting performance. The new frames feature biodegradable and stainless-steel options with various shapes and a variety of colorways.
The company says the five new optical styles are targeted towards sports enthusiasts and athletes who participate in all types of activities, including skiing and tennis. Read on to learn more about the frames and their individual design details.
HD44017
With a rectangle silhouette, style HD44017 uses biodegradable materials to create a sleek and modern frame. This frame features a sporty temple design with ventilation holes to ensure and comfortable fit during any activity. Colorways include three matte options: navy, black, and gray.
HD44018N
Ophthalmic style HD44018N gives wearers a timeless eyewear design with a modern twist. It is available in gunmetal, navy, and black colorways and offers an oversized rectangle shape. Constructed of stainless steel, this frame includes adjustable nosepads and silicone and carbon fiber temples.
HD44019N
Targeted towards active wearers, style HD44019N offers a large, deep rectangle shape that is constructed of stainless steel. Design details include straight temples crafted from silicone and carbon fiber, and adjustable nosepads for a secure and all-day fit. Color options include black, navy, and gunmetal.
HD44020N
Optical style HD44020N is available in three eye-catching color options, including gray with yellow accents, black with red tips, and transparent blue. Its chunky, square silhouette is accentuated with wide temples, sport ventilation holes, silicone ear tips, and a metal sticker logo.
HD44021
Defined by its double-bridge pilot shape, this sporty style is constructed of mixed materials with a plastic frame front and biodegradable injection and stainless-steel temples. Wearers can choose from shiny and classic colorways such as black, transparent blue, and clear.
