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Conversation Pit Regular

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$22.5 $30 In stock

Category: aviator RETRO G

These rust-brown Retro Gs w/ green gradient lenses are our unofficial petition to bring back the most underrated architectural feature known to man: the conversation pit. Go ahead, lose yourself in a sunken lounge of ochre pillows & bad decisions.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 65 reviews)

Eva ★★★★★

The green gradient lenses are exactly the right shade for these rust-brown frames, and they make the whole pair feel like a 70s time capsule. I’ve already worn them on a cloudy day and the tint is subtle enough to keep everything clear. These are my new go-to for channeling that sunken-living-room v

Benjamin P. ★★★★★

The rust-brown frames are a perfect earthy match for the green gradient lenses, and the whole combo feels like a subtle retro statement. Been wearing them on walks and they stay put without slipping. Really glad I picked these up.

Harper ★★★★★

The green gradient lenses are exactly the right tint—they cut glare without making everything look sepia. I’ve been wearing these rust-brown frames around the house and they somehow make me feel like I’m lounging in a sunken den from the 70s.