$6.67 per wear · worn 30 times
The more you wear it, the lower it gets.
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A confident expression of early 2000s design, this Diesel frame leans into a bold, squared silhouette with thick black acetate that feels both grounded and architectural. The cool blue tinted lenses introduce a calm and tonal contrast. There is a quiet industrial edge here, where utility and style intersect with a distinctly modern attitude. Frame Model: Cherloi (807) Decade: 2000s Country of Origin: Italy Lenses: New blue lenses Condition: Excellent vintage Measurements: 53-18-140 Historical Context Founded in Italy in 1978 by Renzo Rosso, Diesel began as an alternative denim label and built its identity around individuality, irreverence, and a deliberate rejection of conventional fashion. Its visual language developed through provocative advertising, industrial influences, distressed denim, and a playful attitude that positioned the brand outside traditional luxury. Diesel entered eyewear in 1994 through a licensing partnership with Safilo, producing both sunglasses and prescription frames. The resulting eyewear translated Diesel’s rebellious aesthetic into bold proportions, distinctive shapes, strong branding, and experimental details characteristic of 1990s fashion. Italian-made vintage Diesel frames are particularly representative of the period when the brand expanded its alternative denim identity into a broader lifestyle and accessories collection.
