Dolomiti Vintage Glasses

Revue F126

Dolomiti Vintage Revue F126 Glasses

• These luxury designer prescription glasses are made to accommodate most prescription lenses.
• Made of plastic, otherwise known as cellulose acetate, or zyl, the eyewear frame can be easily adjusted for a perfect fit with your prescription lenses. Your Dolomiti Vintage purchase includes free standard shipping charges, and manufacturer packaging. You can add doctor verified prescription lenses, add custom polarized lenses, and many other lens options if you desire them. Like all Dolomiti Vintage products, these eyeglasses frames provide the sophisticated and classic look that we all need.
• Dolomiti Vintage Revue F126 frames feature a fashionable full frame design, which is the largest component of designer eyeglasses brands collections. A rim all the way around the lenses, provides for maximum stability and durability.
• The frame has a saddle bridge without nosepads, a popular feature providing a sleek look.
• Designed for adults, this model has a Regular type hinge for greater comfort.
• Standard skull temples can be easily adjusted to fit perfectly behind your ears.
• Other The warrantee by the manufacturer covers manufacturer's defects for the frame. As an online optical superstore, we can help to process a warrantee for you with the manufacturer, according to their return policy.

Made in 1983, this classic half-eye was at the beginning of a style trend to make-fashionable the wearing of reading glasses. The frame is made of layered and sculpted acetate, which gives the frame an unusual elegance.

Revue Eyewear has been designing high fashion, high quality eyeglasses and sunglasses since the 1960's. George Adin is an icon in the eyewear industry, designing trend-setting styles worn by Paul Newman and many other celebrities over the years. Mr. Adin is known for an eclectic European style, influenced by Venetian decorative motifs. Frames are all made from the best-available materials of the time, and hand-made in Italy, France or Japan.