Just in time the brand new Arnette sunnies hit the stores! The HEAVY HITTER, the DERELICT and the HIGH BEAM will be available in many different color ways. The decision on which one to choose is even more difficult with the choice between normal and polarized lenses.

Heavy Hitter

Sorry, this is nothing for the faint hearted. When looking at the Heavy Hitter for the first time you realize immediately that even though the sunglasses have a flexible nylon frame, it is a REAL man that belongs behind the XL polycarbonate lenses. The especially wide temples protect from sun and wind when doing something manly such as riding a motorbike or convertible (or if monsieur just happens to have sensible eyes) and with all these color ways, from a subtle black to two-colored color block style there is definitely one for every manly man. Harr!

Derelict

On first sight one wonders why this model is called Derelict. Cause with its big polycarbonate lenses and the flexible grilamid frame with metal logo it definitely doesn’t look run down or derelict whatsoever. We guess that our colleagues who are responsible for the name, came up with it after spending a whole night over a pot of chamomile tea, and – after leaving the bar in the morning – that name just popped into their heads… Probably because even in that state of mind these sunglasses fit perfectly onto any nose. With or without polarized lenses.

High Beam

Beam me up… Scotty and Giordi La Forge would definitely turn green out of jealousy when seeing the High Beam. Cause even though they fit as perfectly to your face as the ones of the Enterprise crew do, this one is up to date in regards to style. That’s why the flexible nylon-frame with one lens was fitted with the according outlines as well as high end metal Arnette logos on the in – and outside of the temples. No matter if one goes for the color ways with polarized lenses or not, this model – inspired by a classic sports car – travels almost as fast as beaming.

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