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CARL ZEISS 2088 8103 Vintage eyeglasses

Name: CARL ZEISS 2088 8103 Vintage eyeglasses
Brand: CARL ZEISS
SKU: id10432 2088
Price: 208.66 USD
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Brand: CARL ZEISS

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Description

CARL ZEISS 2088 Red oversized Acetate eyeglasses

The CARL ZEISS 2088 oversized Red Acetate Unisex eyeglasses are decidedly chic, perfect for those who love a look with attention to detail. The color of the frame, warm and bright, elegantly highlights the features of the face. The oversized shape is particularly suitable for oval faces... but, regardless of the proportions of the face, it is often chosen emotionally by those who don't like banal frames! Furthermore, reliability and high performance are guaranteed by innovative materials and meticulous details. This fascinating vintage frame was produced in the 1980s by the historic Carl Zeiss company in West Germany and is new, accompanied by original packaging. The production quality is excellent and is ideal for those looking for a real piece of world optical history.