[Editor's Note: The official term is called a keyhole for people trying to keep their semantics tight.]
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Piece On Earth
I know you've seen a lot of these before, but let this just be a friendly reminder when looking for a new pair of shades it's hard to go wrong with a shaped nose piece - and, no, that is not the official term.
-L.A.S
[Editor's Note: The official term is called a keyhole for people trying to keep their semantics tight.]
[Editor's Note: The official term is called a keyhole for people trying to keep their semantics tight.]
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I call it a keyhole. Have you seen the Allyn Scura Legends? I'm thinking of getting a pair, at $175 cheaper than the similar Moscot or Geller; http://www.allynscura.com/originaldesigns_index.htm > Mid-Century > Legend
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure it's called a keyhole. And this is called a bunch of cool sunglasses.
ReplyDeleteits a shame none of these fit my face correctly
ReplyDeleteNicolas & Greg- Right, right...keyhole. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThis isn't a buyer's guide, but for anyone who wants to know, starting from the top:
ReplyDeleteOakley Frogskins
Persol 714
Persol 806
Persol 649
Oakley 4140
Moscot Lemtosh
Oliver Peoples
I'm definitely feelin' the 649 model.
ReplyDeleteIs there a reason the Ray-Bans weren't listed? I'd like to purchase a pair of those...
ReplyDeleteWes- They were I just made a typo above, they are the Rayban 4140, not Oakley. My bad on that.
ReplyDeleteAny idea what the last two are?
ReplyDeleteThanks
Anon @10:09- APC
ReplyDeleteAwesome. Thanks
ReplyDeletehttp://www.contextclothing.com/item.php?id=1534
ReplyDeleteI keep looking at these Barton Perreira Baldwins, they fit in with these but the honey frame and green lens is a good play. Polarized to boot.
The nose pieces are different looking on these sunglasses. I'm not sure if I like them or not. Does anyone know if they're comfortable?
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