RARE! The product is a pair of vintage Pat Boone sunglasses with green lenses and a flip-up visor, reminiscent of the 1950s mod style. The frame is made of metal with a silver color, and the case is white pearlized with small hairline cracks around the lid. The medium-sized sunglasses are suitable for everyday wear, and they come in an original vintage condition from the United States. This retro-inspired accessory is a perfect addition to any adult unisex outfit, paying homage to the iconic style of the 1950s & 1960s..
These Pat Boone Flip-Up Sunglasses, which were manufactured by the KK Spectacles Company. They are highly recognizable for their rectangular green lenses, a secondary flip-down green visor shade, and their matching cylindrical, pearl-white plastic case. This style of flip-down spectacle is famously associated with John Lennon (who wore a similar pair in the "Penny Lane" music video) and was heavily endorsed by 1950s pop star Pat Boone.
The distinct "pen-style" carrying case was designed specifically so the glasses could be compactly folded, slid inside, and carried easily in a shirt pocket. Authentic, vintage pairs in good condition like these here with their original case are considered rare collector's items in the vintage eyewear and mod-fashion communities. They date back to the mid-20th century and are often referred to as "hippie" or "granny" glasses, with many original pairs stamped as made in Japan