Amber Tortoiseshell Acetate Hill Notch-Bridge Sunglasses with Grey and Brown Lenses
$ 672 Includes tax for United Kingdom- Product Notes
Precision cut by state-of-the-art machinery, these tortoiseshell sunglasses by Kirk Orginals have been meticulously crafted from the finest European acetate in the brand's English workshop. Timelessly elegant, they feature stainless steel hardware and gold branding to the inner temple.
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- Size Notes Lens 5cm
Bridge 1.5cm
Temple Length 14cm - Materials and Care Notes
Made in England
Tortoiseshell Acetate - Delivery & returns
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The Story
The Kirk family began making frames for glasses back in 1919, since which time they have slowly but surely earned themselves a reputation for inventiveness and innovation. This creative approach led to their label Kirk Originals - founded in 1992 - becoming synonymous with Cool Britannia in the 1990s, when their sunglasses were adopted by Britpop legends Oasis, and acclaimed actors Anthony Hopkins and Gary Oldman. Today, the brand is recognised for having repopularised classic vintage silhouettes from the heyday of glamour in the 1950s and 1960s by reinventing them in new styles and materials. This spirit of modernisation is matched by an unparalleled knowledge of craftsmanship; the entirety of the Kirk Originals range is made in England or elsewhere in Europe.
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