Friday, January 25, 2013

SUPER sunglasses shares with us a look behind the scenes

SUPER sunglasses shares with us a look behind the scenes at their manufacturing process and just what Handmade Italian craftsmanship is all about.  Its always great to see the workmanship involved, especially with one of our long-time favorite brands here at eyegoodies.The Illesteva Murdoch has an old-school nostalgic flavor — it is a timeless 1950's/60's design perfectly executed.  Handmade in Italy, it features  thick and chunky acetate, and real riveted 5-barrell hinges for strength and durability. For those familiar with the popular Leonard model, the Murdoch has the same great proportions in a more sqaured off shape.  This is a classic piece which works really well on both men and women alike, and is a staple style for any wardrobe ensemble. Available in three colors: "Champagne", Matte Black, and Tortoise.

The Limited Edition Mosley Tribes X Crooks & Castles sunglasses are now in stock.Mosley Tribes and streetwear label Crooks & Castles join forces for a special limited edition pair of their famed Castelleno sunglasses.  After the success of their first collaboration, the two west coast labels have decided to team up once more to commemorate Crooks & Castles 10 Year Anniversary.  The first incarnation sold out worldwide and became instant collector's items, now the pimped out Castellano is back in 2 new limited edition colorways:

Matte black zyl acetate with brushed gold finish end pieces. Grey gradient cr-39 lenses with Crooks & Castles etching detail.Vintage inspired '362 tortoise zyl acetate' with brushed gold end pieces. Spice brown gradient cr-39 lenses with Crooks & Castles etching detail.The frames feature 10yr anniversary stamping on the inside temple and come complete with a special edition carrying pouch to mark  the occasion.Proudly manufactured in America,  Randolph Massachusetts to be precise, for which the brand was named: RANDOLPH ENGINEERING.  Serving the military and the style conscious alike with the same exacting precision, they are a clear testament that some of the best things are still made right here in the good ol' U.S. of A.

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