Vintage Silhouette M 3088 Oversized Sunglasses Cream White Gray Gradient 67mm

Custom sun lenses available

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About this item

A striking pair of 1980s Silhouette sunglasses, model M 3088 /20, colour C 622. The oversized, angular shield-style front is finished in glossy cream white, with graphic black-and-silver diagonal accents at the upper outer corners and along the lower inner rims. Grey gradient lenses fade from smoke at the top to almost clear at the bottom. The wide, sculpted temples carry the small gold oval Silhouette script plaque by the hinges and are stamped "Made in Austria" with the Silhouette logo.

Brand heritage

Silhouette was founded in Linz, Austria, in 1964 by Anneliese and Arnold Schmied, and still designs and makes its eyewear in Linz. In the 1970s and 1980s the brand became known for bold, fashion-forward plastic sunglasses alongside its later famous rimless frames.

Why this one is special

• Authentic Silhouette, fully stamped: M 3088 /20, C 622, 67□9 135, Made in Austria
• Bold 1980s oversized shape in a rare cream-white colourway with black/silver graphic accents
• Gold Silhouette logo plaques on both temples
• Grey gradient lenses, easy to wear every day

Specifications

• Brand / Model: Silhouette M 3088 /20, colour C 622
• Size (stamped): 67□9 135, lens width 67 mm, bridge 9 mm, temple 135 mm
• Approx. front width: 150 mm
• Frame: cream white plastic with black and silver accents, metal hinges
• Lenses: grey gradient
• Made in Austria, 1980s

Condition

Vintage pre-owned condition. Frame is straight with light surface marks and small specks on the cream finish from age and use; lenses show light signs of use. Please see all photos as they are part of the description.

What's included

The sunglasses only. No case or box.

Shipping & Returns

Free shipping with DHL from Cairo, Egypt.
30-day returns, buyer pays return shipping.