2000s Oakley
The thin, metallic rectangular design of this pair evokes the Wire range, which has established itself as a standard among eyeglass wearers looking for technical robustness and visual sobriety . (Inscriptions on the temple have been erased by time)
The technological shift in eyewear: Oakley and the sport/design fusion
In the 1990s and early 2000s, Oakley established itself as a pioneer in performance eyewear that transcended the realm of sport. While traditional brands were still focusing on fashion or elegance, Oakley developed an aesthetic of visual efficiency : precision optics, industrial materials, and temples sculpted for aerodynamics. This type of frame embodied an era where style became an extension of function .
Know-how inspired by military engineering
Oakley, founded in California in 1975, was initially a brand specializing in motocross accessories. From the 1990s onwards, it adopted a paramilitary and industrial aesthetic , incorporating technologies derived from ballistic research: Plutonite® lenses , titanium or specific alloy frames, and visible screws.
New sunglasses (by Janine):
Protection: UV 400 (maximum protection)
Glass type: Polycarbonate - anti-reflective
Shade: Category 3
Mount
Brand: Unbranded
Year: 2000s-2010s
Material: Steel
Frame shape: Rectangulaire
Frame color: Argent and Noir
Glasses
Material: Polycarbonate - UV 400 - Catégorie 3 (verres neufs by Janine)
Lens color: Bleu
Detailed description
- Restored in France
- 15 days to change your mind
- Free delivery from €100
- Secure payment
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