Thursday, March 31 2016 | 00 h 00 min | New Products
Here is a new Tartine et Chocolat concept designed for children. The translucent material makes the frame appear softer on children’s faces and subtle stars are located on the wire core of the temples. A nod to the children who often wish to reach for the stars…
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