Oliver Peoples Cary Grant Sun 5413SU Sunglasses - Red

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The Oliver Peoples Cary Grant Sun 5413SU in red is designed for adults seeking a blend of Hollywood-inspired nostalgia and modern eyewear craftsmanship. These unisex sunglasses offer a bold aesthetic statement while maintaining a classic silhouette that suits a variety of face shapes, though the striking red colorway may be more adventurous than traditional neutral frames.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Red |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Series | Cary Grant Sun |
| Model Part Number | 0OV5413SU_1675R5_5022 |
| Brand | Oliver Peoples |
The Cary Grant Sun features a classic, balanced design that is highly versatile, though fit may vary based on individual facial dimensions.
Yes, the 5413SU collection is available in various sizing options such as 48-22 and 50-22 to accommodate different needs.
Most Oliver Peoples acetate frames can be fitted with prescription lenses by a qualified optician.
Always store them in the included protective case to prevent crushing or lens scratches.
Yes, the lenses can be replaced by an optician if you require prescription lenses or a different tint.
The frames are crafted from high-quality acetate, known for its durability, comfort, and rich colour potential.
Visit an authorized retailer to have the temples adjusted by a professional.
Clean gently with a clean microfiber cloth and an approved lens spray.
Take the frames to an optician for a professional cleaning and adjustment of the screw tension.
To ensure your Oliver Peoples frames last for years, always store them in a protective hard case when not in use. Avoid leaving the glasses on your head, as this can stretch the hinges and distort the frame shape over time. When cleaning, use only a microfiber cloth and a gentle lens cleaner; avoid using paper towels or abrasive fabrics which can scratch the acetate or damage the lens coating. If the frames feel too loose or tight, consult a professional optician for a frame adjustment rather than attempting to bend the temples yourself.