Introducing… Diffuser Tokyo
Based in Tokyo, this clever bunch make all those really useful bits that you’ll need if you’re serious about eyewear.
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Description
Product Details
Packaging
A best-seller for a reason, the Garrett Leight Kinney Sun is a classic square-shaped frame with balanced proportions, and it remains one of our most recognizable and iconic frames. This season, the popular frame expands its range with a new smaller size for a more tailored fit.
Kinney was inspired by a vintage frame that Garrett Leight had in his store from the 90s. He had a bunch of these frames but each one was slightly different in each colour, none of them were quite perfect. Garrett and his team took their favourite things about each colour and moulded them into what is now the classic Kinney.
Upgrade these frames with some of our custom sunglass lenses. Find out more and shop the full collection right here.
- Square shape for men and women
- Best on medium to large faces
- Cellulose acetate with metal core wire
- Polarized / pure glass / photochromic / CR-39 layered mirror lenses with anti-reflective coating and UV protection
- Frame colour: Matte Black
- Lens colour: Semi-Flat Blue Smoke
- Includes case and cleaning cloth
- Available in 2 sizes: 47/21 and 49/21 - glasses size guide
- Standard GLCO case in either Brown or Black Pebble
- Standard GLCO cleaning cloth included
- 170mm L x 70.5mm W x 37mm H
Shipping & Returns
We’re sure you’ll love your new glasses but if you don’t think they fit you or you need some advice on styling, get in touch with us via info@seen.co.uk and we’ll suggest an alternative or advise you on how to arrange a tracked return.
Free tracked shipping is available to the UK and Europe, £10 shipping to the U.S. & Australia and £30 everywhere else.
Orders shipped outside the UK may be subject to local import duties and taxes.
Please note that we hold 90% of our stock for next day delivery however a small number of products may have a slightly longer wait time. See below for full shipping details.
