Oliver Peoples Fairmont Sun Sunglasses - Brown

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The Oliver Peoples Fairmont Sun sunglasses are designed for adults seeking a sophisticated, timeless aesthetic combined with high-quality craftsmanship. Featuring a modified P3 shape and handcrafted acetate construction, these sunglasses offer a versatile look that elevates any wardrobe, though users should be aware that the acetate frame requires careful handling to prevent scratches or deformation.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Gender | Male |
| Series | Fairmont Sun |
| Model Part Number | 0OV5219S_1003R9_4921 |
| Brand | Oliver Peoples |
These sunglasses are handcrafted in Italy, adhering to strict manufacturing standards.
The frames are constructed from high-quality, lightweight acetate.
Yes, each pair includes a storage case and a cleaning cloth.
It is highly recommended to have adjustments performed by a professional optician to avoid damaging the acetate.
The modified P3 shape is versatile, but as with all eyewear, the best way to determine fit is to try them on to ensure comfort and frame stability.
Visit an authorized optician to have the hinges or temples adjusted by a professional.
Use the included microfiber cleaning cloth. For persistent spots, use a dedicated lens cleaner and gently wipe from the center outward.
Ensure no debris is caught in the hinge; if the problem persists, do not force it and consult a professional.
To ensure the longevity of your Oliver Peoples Fairmont Sun sunglasses, always store them in the provided case when not in use. Avoid resting the glasses on top of your head, as this can stretch the frame hinges over time. If the fit feels too loose or tight, consult a professional optician for a frame adjustment rather than bending the acetate yourself, as heat is required to safely manipulate the material. Clean the lenses and frame regularly using the provided microfiber cloth and a mild lens cleaning solution. Avoid using paper towels or abrasive clothing, as these can create microscopic scratches on the lens surface.