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Oliver Peoples Sheldrake Sun - Sunglasses
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Oliver Peoples Sheldrake Sun

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description Oliver Peoples Sheldrake Sun Overview

The Oliver Peoples Sheldrake Sun is a round-frame sunglasses style characterized by its wire metal frame, subtly tinted lenses, and distinctive keyhole bridge detail referencing vintage eyewear designs.

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Is the Oliver Peoples Sheldrake Sun made from wire metal?

No, the classic Sheldrake Sun is an acetate frame with a rounded lens shape and keyhole bridge. Metal appears mainly in details such as the internal core wire and hinges.

Was the Sheldrake design inspired by Andy Warhol?

Yes, Oliver Peoples describes the Sheldrake as being modeled on the rounded eyewear associated with Andy Warhol in the 1960s. The design was introduced in both optical and sun versions around 2009.

What is the difference between Sheldrake and Sheldrake Sun?

Sheldrake refers to the optical frame, while Sheldrake Sun is supplied with sunglass lenses. Both retain the recognizable acetate front, keyhole bridge, and small temple plaques.

Does every Sheldrake Sun come with polarized lenses?

No, lens treatments vary by colorway and product code, with polarized options sold separately from standard tinted lenses. The exact Oliver Peoples model number should be checked before assuming polarization.

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