Two years ago I found a pair of sunglasses at a yard sale. Having recently had cataract surgery I was free to wear non-prescription glasses. I knew the glasses were definitely not my style which heretofore had been Warby Parker tortoiseshell. I bought the one pair for $6 but ended up with two pairs for the same price. These glasses have changed my life: People stop me all the time asking where I bought them; asking if I’d sell them; asking if I was a celebrity hiding behind these cool, stylist glasses. I discovered that the glasses are a knockoff of a very expensive design: They’re white with a unique shape and subtle gold-tone trim. I must admit that I’m not above putting on the glasses when I want to make an “entrance “ and impress someone. And to think not once have I lost these $3 sunglasses.
Two years ago I found a pair of sunglasses at a yard sale. Having recently had cataract surgery I was free to wear non-prescription glasses. I knew the glasses were definitely not my style which heretofore had been Warby Parker tortoiseshell. I bought the one pair for $6 but ended up with two pairs for the same price. These glasses have changed my life: People stop me all the time asking where I bought them; asking if I’d sell them; asking if I was a celebrity hiding behind these cool, stylist glasses. I discovered that the glasses are a knockoff of a very expensive design: They’re white with a unique shape and subtle gold-tone trim. I must admit that I’m not above putting on the glasses when I want to make an “entrance “ and impress someone. And to think not once have I lost these $3 sunglasses.
No surprise $3 glasses on you look “cool & stylish” on you…