Oscar Deen Pinto Sunglasses - Havana/Olive
Found : Paris, Vanves We hit the flea markets of Paris. Or marches aux puces as the locals call 'em. Missions from Porte De Clignancourt to Montreuil, but Vanves was where the magic was.
Inspiration: 940's made in France.
A classic shape called Crown Panto, misread by one of us as Pinto. The name stuck.
Now: A slightly raised keyhole bridge and a lower frame that mirrors the angled brow.
Product Details
- Size: 51-22-150 (mm)
- Lenses made from Organic plastic
- Light-weight
- Frame made from Mazzucchelli acetate
- Leather case
About the Brand
Oscar Phillips and Sheriff-Deen Showobi decided they wanted to make sunglasses. Naturally, the R&D field trip involved attending every single European antique market possible and meetings with archivist eyewear collectors to discuss style, shape and materials. One thing reigned supreme: the best of the best sunglasses were made with Italian acetate and conjured a laid-back art nouveau Parisian elegance. Sunglasses ought to be so effortless that you don’t look like a muppet if you keep them on inside.
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