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0PO0714 Steve McQueen Sunglasses Black
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369,90€
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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.
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Product details
• Italy's Persol were one of the world's first producers of sunglasses.
• 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.
• Handmade in Italy.
• The frames are moulded by hand in a particularly thick and solid acetate.
• Polarised, grey-tinted lenses offering 100% UV protection.
• Filter category 3 (scale 0-4), dark lenses.
• Persol's iconic arrow emblem on the sidepieces.
• Flexible Meflecto steel reduces pressure on the temples.
• Presented in a Persol leather case with cleaning cloth.Product code 24859610Fit
• Size 54. -
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Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Dimensions (mm) Sidepiece length 140 Front width 148 Bridge 21 Lens width 54 Lens height 46 -
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About
Persol
Like so many other legendary brands, sunglasses producer Persol was conceived as the solution to a problem: In the 1950s, Turin’s trams still featured completely open cabs, leaving their drivers exposed to the elements, and particularly the blinding Mediterranean sun. This was a major problem when navigating the Italian city’s densely populated centre. Persol’s first sunglasses, with the model designation PO 649, were created as a solution to this dilemma but quickly gained much wider recognition, becoming an almost instant classic.
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Like so many other legendary brands, sunglasses producer Persol was conceived as the solution to a problem: In the 1950s, Turin’s trams still featured completely open cabs, leaving their drivers exposed to the elements, and particularly the blinding Mediterranean sun. This was a major problem when navigating the Italian city’s densely populated centre. Persol’s first sunglasses, with the model designation PO 649, were created as a solution to this dilemma but quickly gained much wider recognition, becoming an almost instant classic.
