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SIRMONT

BLACK GUNMETAL

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The "Sirmont," featuring a browline look famously worn by civil rights leader Malcolm X, was introduced in the early 1950s.

Quantity

Low stock: 1 left

Product Details

・Brand
American Optical

・Model
Sirmont

・Color
Black Gunmetal
Plastic: Black
Metal: Gunmetal

〇 The long-awaited relaunch of the "Sirmont," characterized by its browline look, was first introduced in the early 1950s.

〇 While maintaining a timeless style that never succumbs to passing trends, it has been updated to suit modern faces.

〇 Famous for being worn by Malcolm X, a leader in the civil rights movement, it is one of AO's iconic models that demonstrates how closely fashion and history are intertwined.

〇 This color is currently only available in size 53.

〇 All processes are carried out by skilled American craftsmen. [MADE IN USA]

・Frame Material:
[Plastic] Acetate
[Metal] Nickel alloy

Model information
【Height 180cm, Large head, Eyes close together relative to face width (PD62mm)】

Size

(51 size)
A: Lens width 51mm
B: Lens height 42mm
C: Bridge width 21mm
D: Frame width 144mm
E: Frame height 46mm
F: Temple length 145mm
(53 size)
A: Lens width 53mm
B: Lens height 44mm
C: Bridge width 21mm
D: Frame width 148mm
E: Frame height 48mm
F: Temple length 145mm
*Please note that there may be slight variations.

Case

American Optical eyeglasses and sunglasses come with a box, case, and cleaning cloth.
(Please note that designs are subject to change without notice.)
*As these are accessories from a US brand, please understand that there may be some imperfections.

Brand

 

American Optical is the world's oldest eyewear manufacturer, founded in 1833.

It provides advanced technology to fields such as precision instruments, medicine, electronics, automotive, and military.

Its consistently innovative approach has led to the successive creation of industry-first eyewear, such as rimless frames, cable temples, and nose pads.

With a strong commitment to design, the round-lens "Windsor" model, conceived over 20 years, was favored by John Lennon, Ernest Hemingway, and Mahatma Gandhi, making the brand's presence known worldwide.

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