Chunky rounded rims and three tiny rivets at each hinge give these oval retro sunglasses the look of a 1950s frame. Color is the point here, with tortoise, sage, taupe and orange fronts paired with green, gray, pink and blue lenses. Three of the options are sets of 3 pairs, which works well for friends or for matching a few different outfits. It is part of our Fashion collection.
Key features
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Thick acetate frame – the supplier lists acetate for the rounded front and wide arms
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Rivet detail – small metal dots on the front at each hinge
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Tinted lens choices – pale colors like pink and blue are about style, while gray and green are darker
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3 pair sets – Green Mix, Tortoise Mix and Brown Mix each include 3 pairs as shown
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Oval shape – 48 mm lenses at a tall 51 mm for a nearly round look
Specifications
| Lens width |
48 mm, per supplier |
| Lens height |
51 mm, per supplier |
| Frame |
Acetate, per supplier |
| Lens |
Polycarbonate, UV400, per supplier |
| Options |
8 single pairs and 3 sets of 3 pairs |
Frequently asked questions
What is included in the 3 pair sets of oval retro sunglasses?
Each 3 pair set of oval retro sunglasses holds the three frames shown in its photo. Green Mix has green, sage and taupe frames, Tortoise Mix has black and two tortoise frames, and Brown Mix has orange, taupe and dark tortoise frames.
Are pale lens oval sunglasses dark enough for driving?
Pale blue and pink lens oval sunglasses are light tints for style, and the supplier's filter rating is low, so they are not a good choice for driving in bright sun. Choose black or gray for strong light.
Are these retro sunglasses for men or women?
The supplier's title for these retro sunglasses names men and women, and its department says women. The small oval front suits narrower faces, whichever you are shopping for.
Buying more than one, ordering again, or shopping for a gift or event? Email cs@elysianoble.com with the product link for a personal quote.
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