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info Cazal Creations never specified if a design was for a man or woman; perhaps because many of the styles were worn by both. Especially the young in the early to mid-1980's in the US where Cazals or "Cazzies" were a craze, even among teenagers. Jamel Shabazz's photo from his book "Back in The Days", shows how 'unisex' these Cazal status symbols were - the frame on the left though, like this one, seems more a woman's frame. Perhaps it's the arched and upswept tops of the frames. This one is from the 300 Series which came out in the late 1980s. It is previously worn so has lost the identifying writing on the inside of the arms. We know though that this is the model and colourway as listed above - and indeed it was marked W Germany, having been made in or around 1987. Apart from that, the condition has been marked down to 'good' due to bits of the black finish haing worn off the gold metal hinges - see photos. However despite that, a very wearable late 80s Cazal designed by Cari Zalloni. — klasik |
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product code : k8241 : £ 185 1980s layered hatched red over pearly grey over crystal plastic and gold metal frame by CAZAL mod 322 col 659 FRAME W GERMANY KlasikVintageEyewearKlasik Can be glazed with Rx or sunglasses lenses. condition lenses : n/a frame : very good fit : very good size face : 138mm lens width : 56mm lens height : 42mm bridge : 13mm arms : 130mm |
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