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0PO0649 24/31 54 Sunglasses Crystal Havana / Green

Havana

Sale price£238.00
  • Havana acetate frame
  • Green crystal glass lenses
  • 54mm lens, 20mm bridge, 140mm temples
  • Meflecto flexing temple system
  • Supreme Arrow on the temples
  • Handmade in Italy

Persol was started by Giuseppe Ratti, a Turin optician grinding lenses during the First World War, and the 649 arrived in 1957 for the city's tram drivers, who needed something big enough to keep grit out of their eyes. Marcello Mastroianni wore a pair in Divorce Italian Style four years later and the tram connection was quietly forgotten. The lenses are actual crystal, the temples flex on the Meflecto system, and the whole thing is still made in Italy.

COLOUR: Havana

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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