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Eyeglass Case | By Tanner Goods

From personal experience, we can safely say that finding a decent and compact eyeglass case is a very difficult task. That was until we came across this stylish option by Tanner Goods. Inspired by the late 1960s-era US Army standard-issue case, the guys have created a simple, functional and elegant case. The leather cases are made to order and are available in a choice of different colors. They also make the Sunglass Case, a slightly larger version.



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Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer Transparent Limited Edition - Image

Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer Transparent Limited Edition

The Ray-Ban Transparent Meta Wayfarer puts the technology inside Meta's smart glasses on display with a clear frame that reveals the components normally hidden from view. Released as a limited edition, the distinctive Wayfarer is paired with Transitions GEN S lenses that automatically adapt to changing light conditions. Behind the transparent frame is the same connected technology that made the Ray-Ban Meta platform stand out, including Meta AI, a 12MP camer...
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Johann Wolff x Walt Grace Vintage

The stylish Johann Wolff x Walt Grace Vintage is a collaboration that merges timeless style with modern innovation. Johann Wolff is committed to delivering premium eyewear without the premium price tag, crafting designs that balance classic silhouettes with contemporary flair......
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KSUBI EYEWEAR

Ksubi is an Australian brand created in 2000 by surfers Dan Single and George Gorrow. They are known for their jeans but are slowly making a mark on eyewear. Their latest collection of eyewear offerings for Summer 2011 features eleven sunglasses and seven optical models. They mix vintage styles that blend beautifully together. ...
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