Arnette 3002 508 6G
The Arnette 3002 508 6G sunglasses, with its purple frame and iconic oval silhouette, is a rare vintage sunglasses find for collectors.
Arnette vintage sunglasses are a core piece of 90s and early 2000s subculture—born from the world of surf, skate, and street. Founded in 1992 in California, Arnette was made for rebels, thrill-seekers, and anyone living life outside the lines. Its sunglasses became a badge of cool for skaters, snowboarders, and punk kids who wanted function, durability, and a whole lot of attitude. With wraparound styles, mirrored lenses, and matte finishes, vintage Arnette sunglasses captured the raw, fast-paced energy of the streets and the slopes. For eyewear that defined an era of rebellion, Vintage Frames Company has the real-deal Arnette archive.
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Arnette 3002 508 6G
The Arnette 3002 508 6G sunglasses, with its purple frame and iconic oval silhouette, is a rare vintage sunglasses find for collectors.
Arnette vintage sunglasses are a core piece of 90s and early 2000s subculture—born from the world of surf, skate, and street. Founded in 1992 in California, Arnette was made for rebels, thrill-seekers, and anyone living life outside the lines. Its sunglasses became a badge of cool for skaters, snowboarders, and punk kids who wanted function, durability, and a whole lot of attitude. With wraparound styles, mirrored lenses, and matte finishes, vintage Arnette sunglasses captured the raw, fast-paced energy of the streets and the slopes. For eyewear that defined an era of rebellion, Vintage Frames Company has the real-deal Arnette archive.
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The Arnette 3002 508 6G sunglasses, with its purple frame and iconic oval silhouette, is a rare vintage sunglasses find for collectors.
Arnette vintage sunglasses are a core piece of 90s and early 2000s subculture—born from the world of surf, skate, and street. Founded in 1992 in California, Arnette was made for rebels, thrill-seekers, and anyone living life outside the lines. Its sunglasses became a badge of cool for skaters, snowboarders, and punk kids who wanted function, durability, and a whole lot of attitude. With wraparound styles, mirrored lenses, and matte finishes, vintage Arnette sunglasses captured the raw, fast-paced energy of the streets and the slopes. For eyewear that defined an era of rebellion, Vintage Frames Company has the real-deal Arnette archive.
