Oliver Peoples Denison 5102 Eyeglasses - Blue

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The Oliver Peoples Denison 5102 eyeglasses are designed for adults seeking a refined, masculine aesthetic that blends vintage inspiration with modern durability. Featuring a classic rectangular silhouette crafted from high-quality polished acetate, these frames offer a sophisticated look for professional and casual environments; however, potential buyers should note that the frame material is plastic-based and requires careful handling to prevent scratches or deformation.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Male |
| Model Part Number | 0OV5102_1566_5117 |
| Brand | Oliver Peoples |
The Denison 5102 is handcrafted from high-quality, polished acetate.
This model is manufactured in Italy, adhering to premium quality standards.
Yes, each pair includes a branded carrying case and a cleaning cloth.
Yes, the Denison 5102 is designed as an optical frame suitable for various prescription lenses.
Use the provided microfiber cloth. You may use a mild soap and water solution if necessary, but avoid chemicals.
The rectangular silhouette is generally considered a versatile shape, but personal comfort and style preference should be verified through a fitting.
Visit an optician to have the temples and bridge adjusted to your specific facial anatomy.
Clean lenses daily with the provided microfiber cloth and a dedicated optical spray.
Gently wipe the pin-detail hardware with a soft, lint-free cloth to restore its shine.
To ensure the longevity of your Oliver Peoples frames, proper maintenance is essential. Always store the eyeglasses in the provided carrying case when not in use to avoid accidental crushing or surface damage. When cleaning, use the included microfiber cloth and a mild lens cleaner; avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could strip the polish from the acetate. If the frames feel loose or sit unevenly, visit a licensed optical professional to have the temples adjusted. Avoid leaving the frames in hot environments, such as a dashboard in direct sunlight, as high temperatures can warp the plastic material.