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PO0714SM 714SM - Steve McQueen £385.00 Add to bag. Close . Eye Size. 54 mm. Bridge. 21 mm. Temple. mm. Fit: L. Polarised Email a Friend. Let your friends and family know about this favourite. Recipient's email. Your name. Your email. Yes, sign me up for promotions and events. Your ...
Light Tortoise/Blue. Havana/Green. Size. 54. ⓘ Size guide. 24 Month Warranty. Sold Out. Famously worn by Steve McQueen in the widely popular 1960s film The Thomas Crown Affair, the original Persol 714 sunglasses became one of the most sought after sunglasses models. The newly re-launched PO714 sunglasses are emblazoned with the iconic Persol ...
714SM - Steve McQueen One of the world’s first-ever folding sunglasses, the Persol 714 stepped into the history of cinema and style when Steve McQueen chose to wear it on movie sets in the 1960s. Available in new colorways with an exclusive new made-to-measure case, this model pays tribute to the film great.
Brand description. Elevate your fashion and optical standards with the Persol 714SM - Steve McQueen Exclusive. These pilot-shaped sunglasses feature a polished opal ivory acetate frame that exudes elegance and sophistication. The keyhole bridge adds a touch of vintage charm, while the foldable design makes them easy to carry on-the-go.
Shop Persol PO0714SM 714SM - Steve McQueen 54mm Sunglasses with Dark Grey lenses and Black frame at Sunglass Hut Australia. Free Shipping and Returns on all orders! ... The Persol 714SM - Steve McQueen is a modern interpretation of the pilot shape that made an icon out of its wearer.
Choose your color: Prescription available. Get 50% off prescription lenses. Add a prescription. June 5, 2024 – June 6, 2024. Shop online Persol 714SM - Steve McQueen Sunglasses in Caffe also available with prescription lenses. Free Shipping and Returns on all orders.
Persol - 714 Steve McQueen - Original - Terra di Siena / Polarized Light Blue Gradient - PO0714SM 96/S3 54-21 - Sunglasses - Persol Eyewear. Made in Italy. Polarized Lenses. Product Details. Introduced in the 1960s as a folding version of the 649, the 714 was the first-ever folding glasses model.
