KHAITE Black Oliver Peoples Edition 1963C Sunglasses

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The KHAITE Black Oliver Peoples Edition 1963C Sunglasses are pure modern icon energy—a sculptural remix of classic tortoiseshell, in square semi-transparent acetate that lets the light hit just right. The dark mahogany frame has that tactile luxury you expect from both brands, with a gradient tan lens that channels subtle vintage notes but with a cosmopolitan edge. Each pair is hand-finished, subtly punctuated with logo details at the temple tips for a hit of understated cool. These aren’t just sunglasses, they’re the kind of accessory that instantly pulls a look together, as softly assertive as they are timeless.

Thanks to the integrated nose pads and core wire construction, the fit feels intentional and secure—substantial enough to frame the face without overwhelming it. The lightly tinted lenses offer coverage for golden hour and city strolls alike, muting the light without muting your look. The pared-back silhouette slides easily into a bag or pocket (pouch included), and the semi-transparent finish layers in visual interest, working effortlessly across everything from slouchy suiting to crisp shirting. Whether you’re transitioning from rooftop afternoons to evening streets, the 1963C sunglasses adapt to whatever the mood demands, all while keeping the vibe considered and current.

This piece emerges from the Khaite x Oliver Peoples collaboration, a partnership rooted in nuanced New York polish and laid-back LA sophistication. The result reads like the thinking-girl’s alternative to a classic cat-eye or aviator—sophisticated and a touch mysterious, echoing the quiet confidence threading through Khaite’s ready-to-wear and Oliver Peoples’ cult-favorite eyewear libraries alike.