Burberry - Tubular Sunglasses - Dark Red - Burberry Eyewear

Burberry Eyewear - Prorsum

The Burberry fashion house was founded in 1856 in Basingstoke in Hampshire, UK, by Thomas Burberry, who was at the time an apprentice draper. As a specialist in outdoor sportswear, the designer quickly established a wealthy clientele who devoted themselves to hunting and fishing. The company developed rapidly and in 1870, Thomas Burberry hired more than 80 people.

Ten years later the designer invented gabardine, after a fruitless seBlinker for an alternative to rubber, which was the only waterproof material known at the time. The material's success as a lighter and more comfortable alternative to rubber, allowed the Burberrys line (the “s” had not yet been dropped at the time) to open a new studio on London's Haymarket Street, in 1891. Ten years later the Minister of Defense put Thomas Burberry in charge of creating new uniforms for the officers of the British Army.

Burberry Sunglasses

Refined sunglasses with oversized, square and cat-eye frames, decorated with the Burberry Check pattern and the Thomas Burberry monogram.

Burberry - Tubular Sunglasses - Dark Red - Burberry Eyewear

Pilot sunglasses in acetate with a sculptural frame and tubular temples. The brushed metal hardware is engraved with the Burberry logo and hallmarks.

Product Details

Scratch-resistant light grey lenses with silver mirror effect

100% UV protection

Article 40835751

Composition and Care

Frame: 100% acetate*

Trim: 100% nylon

*The acetate used for the front of the frame is made with at least 25% recycled content and the bio-based nylon used for the arms contains at least 45% of bio-based content derived from renewable resources such as plants

Comes with a hard leather case and cleaning cloth

Made in Italy