Sunglasses FAUSTA Limited Edition by 1955 Italian Eyewear Factory
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Hip sunglasses FAUSTA are a limited-edition accessory featuring an asymmetrical and unconventional frame. This iconic piece from the 1955 Italian Eyewear Factory is a true example of Italian craftsmanship. Fausta sunglasses are the only eyewear exhibited at the Triennale di Milano design museum.
In the sixteenth century, a Lucan nobleman, Giovan Vincenzo Pinelli, invented sunglasses. After an accident, he reported severe problems in one eye, so he devised a way to filter out sunlight.
Featuring an acetate frame and UV 400, CR-39 lenses, each piece uses sustainable production methods to create iconic pieces and ensure top quality.
These sunglasses can be personalised or engraved on the inner temples.
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Product Details
Color: Black, Honey, Red
Material: Acetate, Steel
Dimensions (cm): Width 14.3, Bridge 2.3, Lens 4.6 x 4.8, Temple Length 14.5
Dimensions (in): Width 5.6, Bridge 0.9, Lens 1.8 x 1.8, Temple Length 5.7
Weight: 70g
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