JOE McCOY SUNGLASSES / GEYSER BLACK FRAME Colour:Blue Each individual part of the

Each individual part of the pattern is knitted on a home knitting machine which are then linked by hand to form the shape of the cowichan

Between the 1930s and 60s t-shirts made from Loopwheel fabric were relatively common but remained sought after for their unique properties

Square Snap Button Rear Pockets

By standardizing materials

In the aftermath of WW2

JOE McCOY SUNGLASSES / GEYSER BLACK FRAME Colour:Blue Each individual part of theThe GEYSER BLACK FRAME adopts a silhouette reminiscent of President Kennedy's visit to Fort Bragg in 1961 and his distinctive nautical dressing observed during his sailing excursions on his boat Victura, where he would often be seen pairing sunglasses with a Type G 1 and khaki slacks the G 1 calling back to his own time as a Navy Officer. Crafted in a mid century style, this frame is hand moulded from celluloid and finished with glass lenses. The