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Product Description
Originally designed in 1957 for tram drivers in Turin, Italy, these sunglasses rose to fame when Marcello Mastroianni wore them in the 1961 film Divorce, Italian Style. Softly teardrop-shaped lenses pair beautifully with the acetate frame and keyhole bridge Read More
Originally designed in 1957 for tram drivers in Turin, Italy, these sunglasses rose to fame when Marcello Mastroianni wore them in the 1961 film Divorce, Italian Style. Softly teardrop-shaped lenses pair beautifully with the acetate frame and keyhole bridge. And in this bold primary color scheme—red-and-yellow tortoiseshell offset by light blue—the shades have a certain life-of-the-party appeal. On the sides, you’ll find Persol’s signature arrow barrel hinges.
Details
Persol
Model: PO6649S 1060656
Full-rim acetate frame
Non-polarized lenses
Saddle bridge
Spring hinges
Lens width: 55 mm
Bridge width: 18 mm
Temple length: 145 mm
Made in Italy
Included
Carrying case
Cleaning cloth
Shipping
Estimated ship date is Jan 17, 2019 PT.
Payment will be collected at checkout. After this product run ends, orders will be submitted to the vendor up front, making all orders final.
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