Jean Paul Gaultier 56-5203

Oval frame Jean Paul Gaultier 56-7203 - industrial style frame, often referred to as "Steampunk", characteristic Gaitier design of the 90s, the feature of the frame - springs on both sides of the temples, each spring is placed in a plastic tube, with the help of this accessory the smoothness of the movement of the temple is improved ... Lenses are black and in excellent condition. The only defect in the frame is scuffs inside the temples on the metal (seen in the photo).

The frame was made in Japan in 1995.

Jean Paul Gaultier was an avant-garde eyewear designer in the 1980s. Although Japan was the most expensive place for spectacle frames at the time, Gauthier did not want to settle for anything less than the best craftsmanship for his sunglasses. Unlike most other designers, he did not hand over his designs to large factories to make production cheaper and more massive, but instead closely followed the design and production of his sunglasses by legendary maker Murai Japan.