1967C (OV5619SU)
Due to exceptionally high demand, Oliver Peoples has not provided a restock date for this frame. You may still place your order to reserve your place in line — orders are filled in the sequence received as stock arrives.
The Oliver Peoples x Khaite - 1967C (OV5619SU) is a bold oversized wrapped acetate sunglass with a dramatically upswept, sculptural silhouette. Born of Italian handcraft and the exclusive collaboration, it carries the partnership's dedicated details in premium acetate—sixties scale rendered with the discipline both houses insist on. Statement geometry, restrained execution. True to its founding anti-logo ethos, the frame carries no outward branding at all. Hand-applied details continue the standard set at the original Sunset Boulevard boutique. Handmade in Italy. Includes Oliver Peoples box, case, cleaning cloth, and 1-year manufacturer warranty.
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We offer a 20-day return policy for all of our eyewear purchased online. Purchase of 2 or more frames will be subject to a 8% restocking fee for each frame that is returned. Prescription lens purchases are eligible for a 50% refund. For more info on our Return Policy.
Never a trend, Always in style
Oliver Peoples is the West Hollywood-born house that built quiet luxury into eyewear before it had a name. Inspired by vintage American frames and the artistic culture of Los Angeles, each piece is meticulously handcrafted from premium acetate and metal—logo-less, intellectual, and built to last decades.
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Frame
1967C (OV5619SU) Black with Grey Lenses
Lens
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Subtotal
$ 589
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Dark Gray
Reduces overall brightness without altering color perception. Great for bright, sunny conditions and everyday wear.
Brown
Enhances contrast and depth perception. Ideal for outdoor activities and variable light conditions.
Grey-Green (G15)
Balances color and contrast while reducing glare. Originally developed for pilots; offers true-to-life color perception.
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Match Frame Tint
We'll replicate your frame's original lens color — the easiest choice if you love how they already look.
Dark Gray
Reduces overall brightness without altering color perception. Great for bright, sunny conditions and everyday wear.
Brown
Enhances contrast and depth perception. Ideal for outdoor activities and variable light conditions.
Grey-Green (G15)
Balances color and contrast while reducing glare. Originally developed for pilots; offers true-to-life color perception.
Other
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We'll contact your doctor's office within 1–2 business days to request your prescription on file.
Pupil Distance
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Pupil distance (PD) is the distance in millimeters between the centers of your pupils. It's used to align the optical center of your lenses with your eyes. Most adults have a PD between 54–74 mm. You can find it on your prescription or ask your eye doctor.
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