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Previously used for folk medicine, myrtle is a medicinal and fragrant plant that resides in the edges of peat bogs and lochs of western Scotland. Murmuring tones of olive and murky black whisper beneath the hand-polished surface of this emerald frame front. The timeless silhouette of these polarised wayfarer style sunglasses lends itself perfectly to these undulating colours of black and emerald. Resulting in an unusual but organically inspired wayfarer style sunglasses model. Offset by stylish gold temples, these polarised green sunglasses are the perfect solution for those brighter days.
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Designed & made in Glasgow, UK.

Hypoallergenic uni-piece temples.

Machined from high-quality cellulose acetate.

72 hrs tumble polished & 4 stage hand polished.

Polarised lenses, UV400, Category 3, 14% VLT.

5 tenon hinges fastened with solid steel rivets.

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eyewear Inspired by elements of Scotland

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Mrytle /ˈməːt(ə)l/ Loch Achtriochtan, Glencoe Valley, Scotland

A deciduous shrub, typically found in acidic peat bogs or in shallow loch water. The muted green foliage has a sweet resinous scent and can be used as a traditional insect repellent. It is also a traditional component of Royal Wedding bouquets and is used variously in perfumery and as a condiment. There are plans to increase production of the plant in Scotland for use as an essential oil for treating sensitive skin and acne.

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