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The Unique Lifestyle Collection From Police!

Police's prescription eyewear, like its sunglasses, is inspired by the past, particularly the 1980s, designed to be influenced by contemporary style. Former bestsellers are revisited and updated through an original use of colour, with a combination of two hues for the front piece and temples, or fine bas-relief borders and contrasting enamel stripes, for an extra light touch. Special attention is paid to the design of the temples, which come in three-dimensional versions, with a slim "fork" structure, open to the side for a more fashionable look, or in punchier, wider, metal or plastic versions, characterised by a two-toned design. As always, the Police logo, the characteristic gothic P, plays a starring role as a decorative trim, featuring in bas- or high-relief on the temples or inserted in a contrasting colour onto the end pieces of the "fork" models.
Mod. V1617: This 1980s-style acetate model features a square form and linear temples, with a subtle bas- relief design decorated with contrasting enamel along the temples and front piece, for a contemporary retro effect.
Mod. V8370: This delicate, 1980s-style metal model is distinctly masculine and sporty in design, with rounded drop-shape lenses. The acetate temple tip echoes the contrasting colour of the sophisticated enamel stripes, which stretch from the front piece along the entire length of the temples, for a highly fashionable, refined look.
Mod. V8368: The original Police "fork" model expresses the very essence of the brand and the determination of street style. The temples are open, united by a slim wedge sporting the gothic P logo, for a unique combination of lightness, personality and comfort. The fine enamel border which travels down the edge of the entire piece echoes the colour of the wedge and temple tips, boldly contrasting with the metal structure.



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