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PO3369S 24/B1 Sunglasses Havana

HAVANA

Sale price£258.00
  • Havana acetate frame
  • Dark grey crystal glass lenses
  • 54mm lens, 19mm bridge, 145mm temples
  • Pilot shape
  • Meflecto flexing temple system
  • Supreme Arrow on the temples
  • Handmade in Italy

Persol have been making sunglasses in Italy since Giuseppe Ratti started grinding lenses in Turin during the First World War, and the 3369 is their pilot shape done in acetate instead of metal. The lenses are crystal glass in dark grey, the frame is Havana tortoise, and the temples flex on the Meflecto system so they do not clamp your head after an hour. The fit is on the petite side, which suits a narrower face.

COLOUR: HAVANA

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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