2000s Moschino
2000s Moschino
2000s Moschino
2000s Moschino
Marquage intérieur du modèle M3028/S – dimensions et couleur
Détail de la branche gravée "Moschino Made in Italy"
Vue arrière de la monture Moschino – finition écaille et métal
Vue en plongée des lunettes Moschino vintage – style rectangulaire
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Marquage intérieur du modèle M3028/S – dimensions et couleur
Détail de la branche gravée "Moschino Made in Italy"
Vue arrière de la monture Moschino – finition écaille et métal
Vue en plongée des lunettes Moschino vintage – style rectangulaire

2000s Moschino

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Moschino M 3028/S Sunglasses – Tortoiseshell & Black Metal (late 90s)

Here is a pair of Moschino glasses made in Italy in the late 1990s or early 2000s. This model (reference M 3028/S) reflects the design of the time: geometric lines, a dense tortoiseshell acetate front and thin black metal temples, highlighted by coordinated acetate tips.

Technical details

  • Reference : M 3028/S

  • Size : 47☐25 – Branches 135 mm

  • Color : 603/3 (dark brown tortoiseshell)

  • Materials : acetate for the front, metal for the temples

  • Made in : Italy

  • New sunglasses (by Janine):
      • Protection: UV 400 (maximum protection)
      • Glass type: CR39
      • Shade: Category 3

About Moschino in the 90s

At this time, Moschino was still deeply influenced by the spirit of its founder, Franco Moschino, who passed away in 1994. The brand remained faithful to a vision of design in which fashion was also a commentary—often ironic—on itself. Accessories, especially eyewear, became an extension of this: graphic, structured, always a little against the grain.

Moschino then produced its glasses under license through specialized Italian manufacturers, probably Safilo or Marcolin. These frames were sold in high-end optical stores and sometimes in fashion boutiques.

Why it's an interesting piece

  • Because it belongs to a pivotal era in optical design, between analog heritage and the beginning of the digital era.

  • Because it is equipped with adjustable pads, which is unusual on this type of frame.

  • And because it embodies a certain idea of Italian fashion from the end of the last century, without putting on a show.

MEASURES :
Height of the glasses: 2.5 cm
Lens width: 4.7 cm
Frame width: 14.5 cm
Bridge width: 2.5 cm
Branch length: 13.5 cm

Mount

Brand: Moschino

Year: 2000s-2010s

Material: Acetate

Frame shape: Rectangulaire

Frame color: Gris, Marron, and Écailles
Glasses

Material:

Lens color: Marron
Detailed description

À propos de Moschino dans les années 90

À cette époque, Moschino est encore profondément marqué par l’esprit de son fondateur, Franco Moschino, disparu en 1994. La marque reste fidèle à une vision du design où la mode est aussi un commentaire — souvent ironique — sur elle-même. Les accessoires, et notamment les lunettes, en deviennent une extension : graphiques, structurés, toujours un peu à contre-courant.

Moschino produisait alors ses lunettes sous licence via des fabricants italiens spécialisés, probablement Safilo ou Marcolin. Ces montures étaient vendues en optique haut de gamme et parfois en boutiques de mode.

Pourquoi c’est une pièce intéressante

  • Parce qu’elle appartient à une époque charnière du design optique, entre héritage analogique et début de l’ère numérique.
  • Et parce qu’elle incarne une certaine idée de la mode italienne de la fin du siècle dernier, sans se donner en spectacle.

    M E S U R E S :
    Hauteur des verres : 2,5 cm
    Largeur des verres : 4,7 cm
    Largeur de la monture : 14,5 cm
    Largeur du pont : 2,5 cm
    Longueur des branches : 13,5 cm
  • Restored in France
  • 15 days to change your mind
  • Free delivery from €100 (Just for delivery in France)
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