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Crap Eyewear The Tuff Safari — Front view
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The Tuff Safari

★★★★★5.0 (3)
Sold Out
$109
Frame Brushed Gold & Havana Tortoise|Lens Mustard
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Metal & Bioacetate FrameStainless Steel HingesUV400 Protection

Measurements

Frame Width135.4 mm
Lens Width50.0 mm
Nose Bridge22.0 mm
Temple Length145.0 mm
Size & Fit Details

Measurements

Frame Height43.0 mm
Frame Width135.4 mm
Lens Width50.0 mm
Nose Bridge Width22.0 mm
Temple Length145.0 mm
Frame Height
Nose Bridge Width
Crap Eyewear The Tuff Safari — front view with frame measurements
Lens Width
Frame Width
Crap Eyewear The Tuff Safari — side view showing temple length
Temple Length

Fit

Frame FitMedium - Wide
Hinge TypeSpring
Hinge to Hinge Distance130.7 mm
Hinge to Hinge Distance
Crap Eyewear The Tuff Safari — front view showing hinge to hinge distance

Every angle.

The Tuff Safari in Brushed Gold & Havana Tortoise: metal and bioacetate, stainless steel hinges.

The Details

A bold aviator on a brushed gold front, in Brushed Gold & Havana Tortoise / Mustard.

An aviator built on a brushed metal front with tortoise on the temples, medium across, so it fits most faces and only reads wide on a small one. One colourway, Brushed Gold & Havana Tortoise / Mustard, warm metal with a mustard lens. Spring hinges take the pressure off the arms and the wire cores bend to sit right behind the ear. The pick for someone who wants an aviator with some warmth in it rather than another black frame, and long arms to hold it.

Features

  • Plant-based bioacetate frame, biodegradable and petroleum-free
  • CR-39 optical-grade lenses with 100% UVA/UVB protection
  • 5-barrel stainless steel hinges, spring type
  • Wire-core temples for an adjustable fit

Compare

Crap Eyewear The Jazz Safari is the same aviator at the same width; Crap Eyewear The Heavy Tropix is the wider aviator.

Specifications

Frame width135.4 mm
Lens width50 mm
Nose bridge22 mm
Temple length145 mm
Frame height43 mm
Hinge to hinge130.7 mm
FitMedium - Wide
HingeSpring
Reviews

What people say

I have a pretty small face and a lot of sunglasses look too big on me, but these are perfect.
Genevieve G. · Verified buyer review, crapeyewear.com
I thought they were very well made, but they were a little snug on me. They made my face feel huge.
Mason A. · Verified buyer review, crapeyewear.com
The little metal rivets on the edge of the frame really give it a vintage flare. The flat lenses are a nice touch too and reflect light in a cool way.
Eisenstein, E. · Verified buyer review, crapeyewear.com
The style is awesome, but I'd prefer a more basic look without the CRAP on the sides or the textured metal.
u/b_ng · Reddit r/malefashionadvice
Our take

The Tuff Safari is a round-lensed aviator on a brushed gold front that wears small, 135 mm across despite the Medium - Wide label. It is sold out at Pemulis; the Jazz Safari has the same measurements and is in stock.

More about this frame

Aviator sunglasses by Crap Eyewear with round lenses, a brushed metal front and bioacetate temples. Frame width 135.4 mm, lens width 50 mm, nose bridge 22 mm, temple length 145 mm, frame height 43 mm, hinge to hinge 130.7 mm. Spring hinges, nose pads. CR-39 lenses with 100% UVA/UVB protection. Pemulis colourway: Brushed Gold & Havana Tortoise / Mustard (currently sold out). Fit label: Medium - Wide.

The Brand

Crap Eyewear

Founded in 2009 and based in Los Angeles, Crap Eyewear designs and tests its sunglasses beachside in LA. Most frames are plant-based bioacetate, a cellulose acetate made from cotton fibre and wood pulp rather than petroleum, with stainless steel hinges and wire-core temples. Built to be worn hard.

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Crap Eyewear The Tuff Safari
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