The Orca.

Quietly magnetic. Comfortably loud.

Named after the most charismatic predator in the ocean, the Orca is built on the same contradiction. An everyday silhouette in a colourway that walks into the room before you do. Curious. Considered. A little chaotic if you catch it in the right light.

The frame is crafted from Italian Mazzucchelli bio-acetate, the same plant-derived material trusted by the world's most respected luxury eyewear houses. Bio-acetate is richer in colour than mass-produced plastic, ages beautifully into a soft patina, and is kinder to the planet than its petroleum-based cousin. The semi-translucent sea foam tone sits somewhere between warm cream and ocean spray, the kind of neutral that flatters every skin tone but still has a pulse.

Fitted with grey CR39 polarised lenses, the Orca cuts glare cleanly without warping the colours of the world around you. Whether you're squinting at the Atlantic from Llandudno, watching surf at Muizenberg, or just navigating the school run with dignity, the optics stay true. CR39 is the lens material opticians reach for first. Lighter than glass, optically sharper than most polycarbonate, and the gold standard for visual clarity.

The Wombat wordmark sits engraved on the temple in soft silver. Present, never loud. Reinforced metal hinges keep them snug for the long haul, and the wide-square lifestyle silhouette suits most face shapes without fuss.

Sea foam is not really a colour. It's a temperament. The Orca wears it well.