Oakley Frogskins
The colourful plastic sunglasses that became an icon of the 1980s.
Frogskins are a classic sunglasses shape with a wide plastic frame. The name comes from slang for dollar bills.
The glasses became popular among surfers, skateboarders and musicians in the 1980s and have returned in new colours since.
Materials: Plastic (O Matter), polycarbonate lenses
Manufacture: Made by Oakley in California from 1985.
The sturdy rectangular plastic frame.
The bright colours.
The Oakley mark at the corner of the lens.