Öga, Where Style Rimes with Comfort

True to its reputation, Öga innovates once again by offering a model with fine and contemporary lines for today’s man who wants to assert his style effortlessly. With a revisited retro look, this frame, made of an acetate with a captivating gradient, is enhanced with an embossed pattern at the top.

Embossed detail which is repeated at the tip of the temple, the latter being in beta titanium for increased comfort. A versatile model that will elevate all the looks.

Featured model: 10159O

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