Cutler and Gross Sunglasses

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Premium Sunglasses with Exquisite Flair Praised for their refined style, considered comfort, and advanced lens options, Cutler and Gross sunglasses reveal the sunny side of the brand’s long-standing optical expertise. Combining traditional hands-on manufacturing with modern precision engineering, the company's frames are conceived in London, then brought to life by specialist artisans in Italy and Japan. Every component is carefully selected based on both how it looks and fits, from the proportions of the front to the way the bridge and temples are put together. Premium materials allow Cutler and Gross to create voluminous, expressive silhouettes without adding much to the frame's weight. At the same time, a secure and comfortable fit is achieved by a thoughtful arrangement of each detail, many of them deliberately made part of the design. The choice of material plays a major role in determining what exactly each pair of Cutler and Gross sunglasses can become. Italian cotton-based acetate is especially well-suited to thick rims, dramatic browlines, deep bevelling, and strong sculpting, which makes it a number one choice for any oversized and chunky shapes such as rectangles, squares, or cat-eyes. Titanium lends a different range of possibilities, enabling the creation of larger frames that are exceptionally lightweight, with much finer profiles and intricate metalwork - think along the lines of aviators, rounds, and other designs where slender, delicate lines are vital to the overall impact. Whatever you are into, you are sure to get treated to a premium sun frame with the recognizable Cutler and Gross character. What Makes Cutler and Gross Sunglasses Special? Premium Italian Acetate & Japanese Titanium: Cutler and Gross sunglasses are crafted mainly from two materials, each bringing a specific quality to the frames. While Italian cellulose acetate is used to sculpt dramatic profiles in rich colors, lightweight titanium is turned into slimmer form factors with e