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Archibald Roma: A Timeless Fashion Statement

Discover the Archibald Roma eyewear, a modern interpretation of the iconic '60s style, meticulously crafted to perfection. This limited-edition series, available in Roma, Sepia, Silver, and Moon Gold, is a testament to elegance and innovation. The Archibald Roma features a classic Panto shape with a small fit, showcasing hairline-engraved wire rims and tailfin-shaped temple tips with recessed volumes. Each frame is a masterpiece, with extraordinary polished metal and epoxy details that make it a standout accessory. Embrace the sophistication of the past with the cutting-edge design of the future.

Unmatched Craftsmanship and Specifications

The Archibald Roma is not just a stylish accessory; it's a piece of art. Crafted from 100% beta titanium, this eyewear is lightweight and durable, ensuring comfort and longevity. The frame boasts a limited production batch of 300 pieces, making each pair a rare collectible. Key features include a custom monoblock hinge, new pill-shaped nose pads with bevels, and a unique folding mechanism that transforms into a compact and pocketable essential. Here are some of the standout specifications:

• Material: 100% beta titanium
• Lens: Sepia armorlite 4 base with backside anti-reflective treatment
• Frame Color: Silver and Moon Gold
• Temple Color: Silver and Moon Gold
• Size: Small

Perfect for the Modern Gentleman

The Archibald Roma is designed for those who appreciate understated luxury and innovative design. Whether you're a fashion-forward professional or a casual enthusiast, this eyewear offers a blend of architectural intrigue and modernist style. Its origamic homage to heightened perspectives and clarity in challenge-solving makes it a perfect companion for everyday life. The included travel-sized, top-loading eyewear case ensures that your Archibald Roma is always ready for your next adventure. Experience the freedom and confidence that comes with owning a piece of architectural art.