1960s Vintage
TITMUS Safety Sunglasses
Brand: TITMUS
Model: Z87 Safety
Style: Horn-Rimmed Wellington
Frame Color: Amber
Lens Color: Light Gray
Size: 48/20
Condition: Deadstock
MADE IN USA
<Size Details>
Total Frame Width 137mm, Height 45mm
Temple Size 6 (150mm)
Lens Width 47mm・Lens Height 38mm
Bridge Width 21mm
TITMUS's iconic horn-rimmed safety glasses.
Their simple look when worn and
established design
made safety frames part of fashion,
revolutionizing their previously rigid image.
Not only functional, but also highly fashionable,
this is a masterpiece of American eyewear.
<Condition>
The frames show no signs of cell shrinkage and are in perfect condition.
At a lab in Burbank, California, the heart of the Hollywood film industry,
which produces many sunglasses for movies and TV,
they were fitted with UV gray lenses (30%)
to match these frames.
The tint is such that your eyes are faintly visible to others when worn.
You can wear them immediately upon arrival.
Please enjoy the good old American
workmanship that cannot be replicated with today's technology.

TITMUS Safety Sunglasses
Brand: TITMUS
Model: Z87 Safety
Style: Horn-Rimmed Wellington
Frame Color: Amber
Lens Color: Light Gray
Size: 48/20
Condition: Deadstock
MADE IN USA
<Size Details>
Total Frame Width 137mm, Height 45mm
Temple Size 6 (150mm)
Lens Width 47mm・Lens Height 38mm
Bridge Width 21mm
TITMUS's iconic horn-rimmed safety glasses.
Their simple look when worn and
established design
made safety frames part of fashion,
revolutionizing their previously rigid image.
Not only functional, but also highly fashionable,
this is a masterpiece of American eyewear.
<Condition>
The frames show no signs of cell shrinkage and are in perfect condition.
At a lab in Burbank, California, the heart of the Hollywood film industry,
which produces many sunglasses for movies and TV,
they were fitted with UV gray lenses (30%)
to match these frames.
The tint is such that your eyes are faintly visible to others when worn.
You can wear them immediately upon arrival.
Please enjoy the good old American
workmanship that cannot be replicated with today's technology.
