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2023
Ten years of sun
2023
HERE AND NOW
We're celebrating ten years with a retrospective collection of iconic frames that have been refined and remastered. You asked, we answered.
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2023
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Custom Tinted Lenses
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Custom Tinted Lenses
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Custom Tinted Lenses
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Custom Tinted LensesCOLEMAN 18K + Matte Indigo Fade + Gravity + Custom Vanity Tint$355Regular priceUnit price per
2022
Ten years of sun
2022
Community Roots
Our flagship stores, Maison du KREWE, opened simultaneously in the two cities that inspire us most: New Orleans and New York. The historic renovation at 619 Royal is a lush, two-story indoor-outdoor experience.
2021
ASTRONAUT APPROVED
Our frames boarded the Inspiration4 space mission. This first-ever all-civilian flight orbited in support of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Riding along was hometown hero Hayley Arceneaux, a Baton Rouge native and cancer survivor.
2019-20
Ten years of sun
2019-20
AT YOUR SERVICE
These years were all about relaxation. We built a pool at our HQ, then turned it into sun___days, a members-only weekend space to lay and lounge. For further chill, we introduced blue light lenses and readers to relieve digital fatigue.
2017-18
Ten years of sun
2017-18
TRULY VISIONARY
In 2017, we launched our optical collection and opened our first optical-focused storefront on 1818 Magazine Street. KREWE HQ opened nearby in a converted storage warehouse in NOLA’s Lower Garden District.
2016
BIG MOMENTS, TINY HOUSES
Krewe was the first CFDA emerging designer finalist from a city outside NY and LA. Earning this honor enabled us to take things to the next level. With this step forward, we launched our Tiny House mobile retail experience.
2015
Ten years of sun
2015
OUR FIRST HOME
A charming gallery space located in the French Quarter that has set the bar for KREWE’s immersive retail experiences. The multi-purpose space housed the first store, design studio and a coffee counter.
2013-14
Ten years of sun
2013-14
NEW IN TOWN
It started with a simple mobile bike cart, loaded with frames, at local festivals. ST. LOUIS is the frame that put us on the map. It is designed with a standout brow bridge inspired by wrought-iron balconies in the French Quarter.
