ANISE 2.0 RDPK
Cat-eye · Red pink · Size M · 52 mm
The ANISE 2.0 is a revision of the original ANISE. An updated version of these timeless cat-eye sunglasses, with a rounder shape, a tighter size and new colours.
They are easy to wear every day. Some are discreet, some are full of colour.
Designed in Andalucía by opticians. Made from acetate, they are light and surprising. Case and cloth included.
Lenses:
- Colour: Gradient Brown
- Sun filter category 3
- Prescription-ready
ANISE 2.0 RDPK
Lens width: 52 mm
Bridge: 19 mm
Temple: 140 mm
Material: Acetate
- Shape
- Cat-eye
- Frame colour
- Red pink
- Lens colour
- Gradient Brown
- Model
- ANISE 2.0
- Lens width
- 52 mm
- Bridge
- 19 mm
- Temple
- 140 mm
- Material
- Acetate
- Filter category
- Category 3
- Prescription-ready
- Yes
- Size
- M (50-52 mm)
- Collection
- SPICES
On every product page you will see the size and the lens width, for example: Size M · 50 mm.
- Size S — up to 49 mm lens width.
- Size M — 50 to 52 mm.
- Size L — 53 mm or more.
The three numbers on the temple. Every ZOCO frame has its measurements engraved on the inside: the lens width, the bridge (the gap between the two lenses) and the temple (from the hinge to the ear).
The quickest trick. Take a pair of glasses that already fits you well and look inside the temple: you will see three numbers, for example 50-20-140. Look for a frame in the catalogue with a similar lens width — a millimetre or two either way is barely noticeable — and take that figure to your optician.
And if in doubt, ask at the optician's: with the frame in your hand it takes a second to tell.
Every ZOCO frame comes with its case and its cloth.
The fitting and the lenses are handled by your optician: there they adjust the frame to your face and check it whenever you need.
ZOCO is sold through opticians. This website is the showcase: here you see the whole collection, and it is at your optician that you try the frame on, have it fitted to your face and have your lenses mounted.
- Find your nearest one under stockists: you have the phone number, address and opening hours.
- Note down the model name and the colour letters and ask your optician whether they have it or can order it for you.
- Do you run an optician's and want to stock the brand? Write to us with the subject Profesional.
