Step into the bold elegance of the 1980s with these Jean-Paul Gaultier 58-6201 sunglasses. Crafted in Japan, these iconic frames embody Gaultier’s daring and unconventional design philosophy, blending high fashion with striking functionality.
Details:
Designer: Jean-Paul Gaultier
Model: 58-6201
Decade: 1980s
Design: Made in Japan, showcasing superior craftsmanship and precision combining bronze double temples with peach acetate side shields and windsor rings. JPG logo printed on side shields.
Lenses Description: Original lenses with a bold tint, perfectly preserved in their unworn state.
Design: Made in Japan, showcasing superior craftsmanship and precision.
Condition: New, unworn deadstock from the 1980s, offering a rare collector's item
Care Instructions: Each pair comes with a cleaning cloth to keep your lenses pristine and ready for wear.
Jean-Paul Gaultier was at the avant-garde of eyewear design in the 1980s. Although Japan was by far the most expensive place of production for eyewear frames at that time, Gaultier did not want to settle with anything less than the best craftsmanship for his sunglasses and had his designs produced by the best of the best: MURAI Japan. Unlike most other designers, he did not just license his brand to a big eyewear manufacturer but instead kept a minute supervision of the design and production of his sunglasses until 1999, when he left MURAI and started to produce in Italy.
