Tomford Eyewear Collection With Photochromatic Lenses: Functionality Meets Fashion

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The iconic designer offers a range of sunglasses featuring photochromatic lenses that self-adjust for degree of darkness, depending upon the light conditions. The lineup, with styles for both men and women, reinterprets vintage concepts with contemporary allure. The frames feature sleek lines and distinctive details, such as the signature “T” logo, while the lenses come in a variety of colors. With his creativity and exacting eye, Mr. Ford brings an elevated sensibility to his eyewear, realized in innovative materials that utilize the latest technology. This unique combination ensures superior performance along with high style and the signature provocative Tom Ford attitude.

The eyewear is designed, manufactured, and distributed worldwide by Marcolin and will be available at select opticians and TOM FORD boutiques.

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