Khaite x Oliver Peoples 1986C flat-top sunglasses
Khaite
$520.00 25% OFF
$388.00
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Product Insights & Style Tips
The Khaite x Oliver Peoples 1986C flat-top sunglasses exude a confident allure, effortlessly merging bold architectural lines with opulent materials. Gold and brown tones interplay with sophisticated Italian-made acetate, creating a striking frame that captures attention with its refined edge. These sunglasses channel a luxe, timeless aesthetic that feels both distinctly modern and evocatively vintage, making them a stylish touchstone in any accessory lineup.
Offering category 3 brown lenses, these shades not only promise aesthetic prowess but also practical sun protection. Their construction drapes elegantly on the face, providing a comfortable fit that moves seamlessly with you from languid brunches to sun-drenched explorations. Lightweight yet robust, they balance function and flair, and come housed in a chic case that lends an added layer of sophistication to their every use.
Khaite's collaboration with Oliver Peoples defines a moment where sleek design meets practical elegance, embodying a shared commitment to craftsmanship and style. These sunglasses are more than an accessory; they're a statement that aligns perfectly with the fashionably discerning, echoing the current trend towards elevated essentials that transcend seasons.
Materials / Fabrication
- Flat-top sunglasses design
- Gold and brown metal frames
- Sophisticated acetate details
- Category 3 brown lenses for sun protection
- Includes a chic case and cleaning cloth
- Made in Italy
Recommended Care
- Store in provided case when not in use to prevent scratches.
- Clean lenses with the included cloth to maintain clarity.
- Avoid exposure to harsh chemicals to preserve frame finish.
- Do not leave in direct sunlight for extended periods to avoid heat damage.
