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0PO0714 Folding Sunglasses Black/Crystal Green
£275
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These foldable 714 sunglasses from Persol feature details inspired by the original version worn by Steve McQueen in 1968's The Thomas Crown Affair. Italy's Persol were one of the world's first producers of sunglasses.
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Product details
- Designed as a more practical variant of the 649 model, the 714 sunglasses were the first foldable frames to reach the market upon their launch in 1960.
- The precision construction of the 714 frames entails 10 additional production stages compared to Persol's other models.
- The frames are moulded by hand in a particularly thick and solid acetate.
- Persol's iconic arrow emblem on the sidepieces.
- Flexible Meflecto steel reduces pressure on the temples.
- Country of origin:
- CountryTextForIT
- Frame shape :
- Aviator
- Filter category (0-4) :
- 3, dark lenses
- Frame :
- Acetate
- Tint
- Green-tinted
- UV protection
- 100 %
- Includes case
- Yes
- Includes cleaning cloth
- Yes
- Polarized
- No
Product code11951510Manufacturer's article number0PO0714-95/31-54 - Designed as a more practical variant of the 649 model, the 714 sunglasses were the first foldable frames to reach the market upon their launch in 1960.
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the product's measurements
Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Dimensions (mm) Temple length 140 Frame width 148 Bridge width 21 Lens width 54 Lens height 46
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About Persol
Founded in 1917 by engineer Giuseppe Ratti to meet the needs of pilots of planes and sports cars, Persol glasses have become a timeless icon of style and design, starring in the world of cars, adventure and cinema, especially thanks to Marcello Mastroianni, who made the 649 – initially designed for the tram drivers of the city of Turin – famous. Entirely manufactured in Italy, in the historic Lauriano factory, Persol models are synonymous with the refined elegance and unique craftsmanship that has always distinguished them, even when embracing the latest fashion trends.
More from Persol
Founded in 1917 by engineer Giuseppe Ratti to meet the needs of pilots of planes and sports cars, Persol glasses have become a timeless icon of style and design, starring in the world of cars, adventure and cinema, especially thanks to Marcello Mastroianni, who made the 649 – initially designed for the tram drivers of the city of Turin – famous. Entirely manufactured in Italy, in the historic Lauriano factory, Persol models are synonymous with the refined elegance and unique craftsmanship that has always distinguished them, even when embracing the latest fashion trends.
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