Persol Men's And Women's Sunglasses

Originally designed in 1957 for Turin tram-drivers, 649 soon rose from its functional beginnings. Then became a legend when Marcello Mastroianni wore it in the classic Divorce, Italian Style. Combining the best of design and technology, its unique shape has become the unmistakable brand icon over time.

Introduced in the 1960s as a folding version of the 649 model, the 714 were the first-ever folding glasses. This model requires ten additional manufacturing steps compared to the standard ones.

Introduced in the 1960s as a folding version of the 649 model, the 714 were the first-ever folding glasses. This model requires ten additional manufacturing steps compared to the standard ones.

Introduced in the 1960s as a folding version of the 649 model, the 714 were the first-ever folding glasses. This model requires ten additional manufacturing steps compared to the standard ones.714 glasses owe their fame to Steve McQueen', who wore them in the film The Thomas Crown Affair.

Introduced in the 1960s as a folding version of the 649 model, the 714 were the first-ever folding glasses. This model requires ten additional manufacturing steps compared to the standard ones.714 glasses owe their fame to Steve McQueen', who wore them in the film The Thomas Crown Affair.

Introduced in the 1960s as a folding version of the 649 model, the 714 were the first-ever folding glasses. This model requires ten additional manufacturing steps compared to the standard ones.714 glasses owe their fame to Steve McQueen', who wore them in the film The Thomas Crown Affair.

A sleek frame with an organic rectangular shape, enhanced with the iconic Persol arrow creates an effortless style.

A sleek frame with an organic rectangular shape, enhanced with the iconic Persol arrow creates an effortless style.

A sleek frame with an organic rectangular shape, enhanced with the iconic Persol arrow creates an effortless style.