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Don’t worry, there is a specific reason for that too! The bold upper part of the frame looks similar to eyebrows over the lens part of the frame. Clubmasters are defined by angular wayfarer-like styling on the upper rim of a sunglasses frame tapering down to a rimless portion on the bottom half of the… Continue reading The Rise, Fall, And Rebirth Of Clubmaster Sunglasses

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Even though lenses are the most expensive part, most designer sunglasses will charge you enormous amounts for the frames and place fairly basic lenses in them. They do let light in, so they’re not ideal for sporting or other activities that require real sun and wind protection. s are an excellent pair of sunglasses to… Continue reading The Rise, Fall, And Rebirth Of Clubmaster Sunglasses

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In 1947, Shuron Ronsirs first released the browline eyeglasses. They were invented by their vice president, Jack Rohrbach. Their aim was to allow the owner of the eyeglasses to entirely modify and customize the size, the fit and the color of their glasses. More than that, they come in at just over $100 which makes… Continue reading The Rise, Fall, And Rebirth Of Clubmaster Sunglasses

Made from substitutable brows, bridges and eye wires, the glasses were an immediate success. Jumping to the 1960s, Ray-Ban was an impartially significant competitor in the market. Its owner Bausch & Lomb was one of the top producers of browline prescription glasses. This surge in demand prompted Ray-Ban (then owned by Bausch & Lomb) to… Continue reading The Rise, Fall, And Rebirth Of Clubmaster Sunglasses