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0PO0714 24/31 54 Sunglasses

Havana / Green

Sale price£297.00
  • Hand made Italian acetate frame in Havana
  • Green crystal lenses, which in Persol's language means mineral glass
  • Not polarised
  • 54mm lens, 21mm bridge, 140mm temple
  • Folds at both temples and at the bridge
  • Meflecto flexible stems
  • Supreme Arrow at the temple hinge
  • Made in Italy

The 714 is the folding one, and Persol reckon it takes ten extra steps to build compared with a standard frame. It hinges at both temples and again at the bridge, so it goes flat into a pocket. Giuseppe Ratti started Persol in Turin in 1917 making glasses for aviators and racing drivers, and the name is short for per il sole, for the sun. Green crystal means actual mineral glass.

COLOUR: Havana / Green

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Havana / Green
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