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Manhattan 1960 Black
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Arguably one of the most famous sunglasses ever worn – The Manhattan is the name of the iconic sunglasses worn by Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly in Truman Capote’s ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s.
Originally designed by Oliver Goldsmith, this frame has gone on to inspire countless interpretations, but nothing comes close to the beautiful shaping of this classic and celebrated design.
Handmade in Italy using the finest cotton acetate and featuring optical grade sun lenses with the finest UVA/UVB protection. The frame is embossed with the date of its original production; 1960.
100% UVA / UVB Protection Guaranteed
Originally designed by Oliver Goldsmith, this frame has gone on to inspire countless interpretations, but nothing comes close to the beautiful shaping of this classic and celebrated design.
Handmade in Italy using the finest cotton acetate and featuring optical grade sun lenses with the finest UVA/UVB protection. The frame is embossed with the date of its original production; 1960.
100% UVA / UVB Protection Guaranteed
While your sunglasses have been designed and manufactured under the highest quality standards in the industry, it is important that they are properly cared for. If you follow these simple guidelines, your sunglasses should provide you with many years of enjoyment.
1.Clean your lenses regularly with a clean cotton cloth using mild soap and water.
a.Place lenses under warm running water to remove particles of dirt and dust.
b.Dry gently with a clean cotton cloth.
c.Do not use dirty or abrasive cloths which could alter the feature of their filters
2.Never loosen or remove any of the screws.
3.Avoid extreme conditions of heat and cold, like the dashboard of your car.
4.Keep your sunglasses in their protective case when they are not being worn.
5.Never lay the lenses face down on a hard surface.
1.Clean your lenses regularly with a clean cotton cloth using mild soap and water.
a.Place lenses under warm running water to remove particles of dirt and dust.
b.Dry gently with a clean cotton cloth.
c.Do not use dirty or abrasive cloths which could alter the feature of their filters
2.Never loosen or remove any of the screws.
3.Avoid extreme conditions of heat and cold, like the dashboard of your car.
4.Keep your sunglasses in their protective case when they are not being worn.
5.Never lay the lenses face down on a hard surface.
Made in: Italy
55☐19-140
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Oliver Goldsmith Sunglasses
Based in: United Kingdom
Think 20th Century icons. Grace Kelly. Peter Sellers. Michael Caine in his signature black spectacles. Audrey Hepburn in the big white glasses that framed her elfin face. Iconic style makers - Givenchy, Dior and Vidal Sassoon. Think cult films of the fifties & sixties, The Ipcress File, Harry Palmer, Charade and Two for the Road. They've all got one thing in common. Oliver Goldsmith. In the second half of last century, when it came to eyewear, OG was synonymous with stars and style.
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