$4.17 per wear · worn 30 times
The more you wear it, the lower it gets.
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The Kenmark Marsha vintage eyeglasses feature an oversized, softly squared silhouette with rounded contours that capture the expressive metal eyewear aesthetic of the 1980s. The fine metal construction combines gold-tone and deep blue accents, creating a striking two-tone effect along the rims and bridge. Generously sized lenses, a sculpted curved bridge, and delicate adjustable nose pads contribute to the frame’s balanced proportions, while the contrasting finishes add depth and visual distinction. Frame Model: Marsha Decade: 1980s Country of Origin: Korea Lenses: Demo lenses, ready for custom Condition: Excellent vintage Measurements: 67-18-130 Historical Context Founded in 1972 by Mark Kerman, Kenmark Optical began as an American eyewear company developing house brands before expanding into licensed collections. The company’s eyewear history is documented from the early 1980s, with the Kenmark trademark recorded for eyeglass-frame distribution and use beginning in 1981. Vintage Kenmark frames were produced through international manufacturing networks, including Korea and Japan, reflecting the company’s broad sourcing approach. Their designs range from classic rounded and rectangular opticals to more expressive semi-rimless and geometric forms, often combining clean construction with practical detailing. The exact years when Kenmark began producing frames specifically in Korea or Japan are not reliably documented, so those manufacturing origins are best attributed to individual surviving examples rather than a fixed production date.
