New color option for Cocoon Soft Touch frames

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San Luis Obispo, CA—Live Eyewear debuted “Inkâ€, a metallic blue finish with black flecking at International Vision Expo East in New York. The new Soft Touch frame color is now available on all Cocoon OveRx sunglasses with an option of gray, amber, copper, or yellow Polaré polarized lens tints.

San Luis Obispo, CA-Live Eyewear debuted “Ink”, a metallic blue finish with black flecking at the International Vision Expo East in New York. The new Soft Touch frame color is now available on all Cocoon OveRx sunglasses with an option of gray, amber, copper, or yellow Polaré polarized lens tints.

According to the company, the dynamic tone takes inspiration from calm and mystical hues and will appeal to both men and women. 

The OveRx sunglass collection, designed to be worn over ophthalmic eyewear frames, incorporates 360° of UV Protection. The Soft Touch finish gently buffers the contact between the wearer's prescription eyewear and the OveRx frame.

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