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Super Sunglasses by Ami Kealoha
Super, the newest project from Pig Magazine's Sean Beolchini and the Beckerman brothers, has taken the classic Wayfarer-style sunglasses and upped the ante with a virtual rainbow of unisex options—turquoise, cream, red, yellow, and blue—not to mention superior construction. Handmade in the legendary sunglass factories of Italy, each pair of slightly oversized frames is reinforced with Zeiss lenses and a gold-plated brand stamp inside. Achieve true technicolor vision with a pair of Super's Retro style sunglasses—the most buzz-worthy and color-conscious shades around. Approximately $130.
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