Idir

Coral Eyewear

£50

The Idir draws inspiration from the classic aviator design, reinterpreted in acetate with a distinctive flat brow and rounded G-15 lenses. Its bold tortoiseshell front paired with a clear back frame offers a contemporary yet adaptable look. Crafted with the same high standards, this model hails from an earlier phase of Pala’s production, made in an ethically audited facility in China. Designed to fit medium to wide faces, the frame measures 52mm lens width, 23mm bridge, and 140mm temple length.

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