Jean Paul Gaultier 58-6112 Steampunk Mirrored VINTAGE 90s NEW Sunglasses Japan

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Jean Paul Gaultier 58-6112 Steampunk Mirrored VINTAGE 90s NEW Sunglasses Japan:
$226.40

Jean Paul Gaultier 58-6112 Steampunk Mirrored VINTAGE 90s NEW Sunglasses Made In JapanPlease check the dimensions below and make sure they fit your face before you buy!
Description And Condition Of Item

New (Old Stock) from my private collection

High-quality craftsmanship, Made in Japan in the 1990s

100% Authentic and extremely rare

Celebrities like Elton John, Lady Gaga and Tu Pac have sported these iconic steampunk sunglasses

Specifications

Brand: Jean Paul Gaultier

Frame Colour:Brushed Metal

Frame Material: Metal/Acetate

Lens Colour: Blue/Gray Mirrored

Lens Material: Organic CR 39

Lens Technology: 100% UV 400 Protected

Dimensions In Millimetres

Width (Inside temple to temple): 140mm

Lens Height: 48mm

Lens Width: 58mm

Bridge Width: 18mm

Customer Service

Please contact me with any questions you have relating to this or any other item I have on .Thank you, Mark

Languages:English,German,Spanish (Basic)

About My Sunglasses Collection

A collector of vintage and rare sunglasses for over 20 years. I occasionally sell some shades online and replenish my stock. All the sunglasses on my page are 100% authentic, guaranteed.

Steampunk Definition

Steampunk is a subgenre of science fiction that incorporates technology and aesthetic designs inspired by 19th-century industrial steam-powered machinery. Although its literary origins are sometimes associated with the cyberpunk genre, steampunk works are often set in an alternative history of the 19th century\'s British Victorian era or American \"Wild West\", in a post-apocalyptic future during which steam power has maintained mainstream usage. Therefore, steampunk may be described as neo-Victorian.