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JACQUES MARIE MAGE BEL AIR – RAVEN

JACQUES MARIE MAGE BEL AIR – RAVEN

Frame Size: 47/25
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Turn up the volume on vintage glamour with the Bel-Air by Jacques Marie Mage, a bold and expressive 1970s-inspired pilot frame handcrafted in Italy. Designed for those who live life in widescreen, these luxury aviator-style spectacles feature deep teardrop lenses, dramatic curves, and a medium fit that exudes effortless confidence. The Bel-Air showcases Jacques Marie Mage’s signature design hallmarks: spur-shaped rivets, robust 7-barrel hinges, and intricate ‘Cantilever’ wirecore detailing, delivering both strength and sophistication. Every curve and contour is meticulously crafted to balance nostalgic design with modern luxury—perfect for those who appreciate eyewear with personality and presence. Whether basking in Pacific sunshine or exploring far-off horizons, the Jacques Marie Mage Bel-Air offers VIP access to a world of timeless style and uncompromising craftsmanship—a true icon of the jet-set era, reimagined for today. COLOUR: BLACK

Product Care

To keep your glasses from David Shanahan Optometrists in excellent condition, follow these care instructions. Use a non-alcohol-based lens cleaning spray and the provided microfiber cloth for cleaning. Avoid water or soap, as these can cause oxidation. Always store your glasses in the provided case to prevent scratches and damage and keep them away from extreme heat to avoid warping.

Please use both hands to put on and take off your glasses to maintain alignment of the arms on your face. If the glasses become misaligned, check screws and bring in store to see our qualified optical dispensers for advice and adjustments.

For special coatings or transition lenses, follow any additional care guidelines provided by your Optometrist.

If you need assistance, contact us on (08) 9335 2602 or visit us in store in Fremantle.

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