Farrows by Linda Farrow vintage 80s goggle sunglasses model 365. Gold chrome glacier design with matching mirror lenses. Blinkers. NOS

We have released this blockbuster from our archive from the Farrows range by Linda Farrow that was created in the early 80s. This pair is so fresh looking, it is hard to believe it's over 40 years old and has become even more fashionable looking now than when it was made. Linda farrow had her finger firmly on the pulse of every imaginable trend of that time and this pair is based on the European ski aesthetic in a glacier goggle form but pimped out with shiny golden chrome and matching gold mirror lenses.

The Linda Farrow company has forged it's niche { and let's be clear for the casual browsers, that niche is not in the high end definition that many people have, in the over £300 range, it is comfortably twice that much } via a persistent programme of collaborations since somewhat before the collab/celebrity endorsement gimmick became so mainstream. The people that Farrow collaborate with are professional designers, not people who knock different shaped balls around or do vocals on annoying songs they didn't write. Those designers have included Jeremy Scott, Alexander Wang, Phillip Lim, Dries Van Noten, Erdem, Matthew Williamson, The Row, Charles Anastase etc etc. This pair was designed by Linda Farrow herself and is an unsearchable rarity from it's time.

NOS in perfect condition.

• frame width (outside widest point): 142mm

• frame height: 47mm

• bridge width: 20mm

• inside hinge to hinge: 138mm

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Canada: £15

The rest of the world: £15

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