80s vintage round check monochrome sunglasses. 60s op art mod style frame with green lenses. Clout goggles. Oval bug eye NOS. Kurt Cobain

These humble sunglasses have quite a history so far, starting from an idea born during the explosion of 60s mod futurism and flower power creativity, re enlivened in the 80s by the offspring of those pioneers (which is the case with this pair ), and again in the 90s on kamikaze grunge genius Kurt Cobain and more recently Denzel Curry's clout goggles which led to a full scale mainstream trend within the last few years and the inevitable re issue of the Christian Roth pair along with copycat models by Acne studios, Alain Mikli and plenty of others.

This version is in keeping with the original 60s format but in fact the dimensions are fairly normal. These are the correct choice if you want this 60s definitive look but cannot justify paying 4 or 5 times this amount for those originals and that's certainly what we charge when we occasionally find them.

Unused NOS in perfect condition. There is some slight variation in the print of the check which we don't individually re photograph when it's sold.

Unused NOS in excellent condition. They are not supreme acetate quality as they would've been a pop fashion item of their time, and we certainly are not charging that level of money either.

We also have these with a brown lens.

• frame width (outside widest point): 136mm

• frame height: 56mm

• bridge width: 20mm

• inside hinge to hinge: 126mm

Returns accepted.

You must inform us of your intention ASAP and initiate the return within seven days of receiving. Buyer must pay for return postage.

Shipping guidelines

Uk combined shipping up to 2 items for stated price.

+ £2 for each extra item thereafter.

Europe and USA and the rest of the world;

stated price + £2 for each extra item.

UK signed for service. Approximately 2 days.

UK Express. 1 day.

Europe EU. Approximately 7 to 10 days.

Europe Non EU. Approximately 7 to 10 days.

North America. Approximately 10 to 14 days.

Rest of the World. Approximately 10 to 14 days.

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