Khaite Khaite x Oliver Peoples 1974C oversized sunglasses

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Khaite x Oliver Peoples 1974C oversized sunglasses

Name: Khaite x Oliver Peoples 1974C oversized sunglasses
Brand: Khaite
SKU: P01161632-1
Price: 590.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Khaite x Oliver Peoples 1974C oversized sunglasses channel an unapologetically retro spirit—with a singular yellow acetate frame that’s sun-soaked and just shy of theatrical. The saturated yellow-on-yellow carries a grown-up playfulness, nodding to ’70s insouciance while reading utterly modern in Khaite’s hands. Handmade in Italy, the acetate has a luxe, substantial feel that sits confidently on the face, balanced by lightly tinted category 2 lenses that cast everything in a honeyed filter.

These oversized sunglasses walk that line between statement and wearable, thanks to their sculptural profile and mellow color story. The weight of the acetate feels grounding but never heavy, perching comfortably atop the nose and curving round the face to create a shielded, cinematic silhouette. With a generous lens shape, they offer an enveloping field of vision and just enough coverage for city walks, late brunches, or a weekend escape; the included case slips easily into a tote or shoulder bag. The unisex shape and transparent hue make them easy to layer into everyday looks—think crisp poplin, vintage tees, or a slip dress—adding instant personality while keeping the palette surprisingly soft.

This collaboration is a meeting of cool-girl codes: Khaite’s signature off-duty polish with Oliver Peoples’ California-tinted archival mood. In a season saturated with playful eyewear, the 1974C stands out for its balance of audacious color and quietly luxe attitude—the kind of sunglasses spotted on downtown muses and vacation-bound icons alike.

Materials / Fabrication

Frame material: acetate
Frame color: yellow
Lens filter category 2
Lens color: yellow
Made in Italy
Includes: case, cleaning cloth (case color may vary)

Recommended Care

Use the included cleaning cloth to gently wipe lenses and frames.
Avoid using household cleaners or paper towels that may scratch surfaces.
Store glasses in the provided case when not in use to prevent damage.
Keep away from extreme heat and prolonged direct sunlight, which may warp acetate frames.
Rinse with water and dry thoroughly if exposed to salt water or chlorine.

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