FRAMES NO.1
Our very own quaterly free fanzine.
It all started with glasses but didn’t stop there. Over the years, we’ve had the opportunity to experiment further. Heading out on digging trips, meeting people, collecting archives and getting involved in projects and events has become more and more part of our day-to-day. This gives us a lot of stories to share, here’s our
Earlier this year, something happened that doesn’t happen very often: we came across a few boxes of untouched, quality metal frames from the 1980s and early 1990s...
Rein de Wilde photographed the tools that are part of our daily life at the workshop.
Over the next two weeks, we'll be celebrating customers who have taken great care of their Bidules and helping the other lost souls.
Funnily enough, 2020 was a fantastic year for glasses. It's always tough for us to choose favorites, but we're gonna do it anyway. Here's our top 6. Why 6? Don't Ask.
We at bidules are a curious kind. As you know, when it comes to our frames, we like to dig deep. And it was no different when we chose our beloved rue Ravenstein store, so let us take you on a tour of our archives.
French loved to use precious metals in eyewear - especially in the Upper Jura area, so it’s their hallmarks we know best and pay attention to.
We racked our brains to find frames for the MONDO CANE fictional and marginalised characters.
As far as we are concerned, no one should get cold or stay with visual impairment.
Our very own quaterly free fanzine.
25 litres of juice, 238 drawers opened, 160 pairs brought back.
A series embracing an unconventional approach to eyewear upcycling.
A moroccan escape through traditions and modernity.
The Jewellery Design Department of Antwerp's Academy of Fine Arts questioned the concept of vision through glasses’ designs and spare parts tracked down by us all around Europe.
Our very own quaterly free fanzine.