Prescription-friendly sunglasses designed for active lifestyles

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Viva International has released eight new prescription-ready sunglass styles for men and women in its Harley-Davidson Eyewear collection.

The men's collection offers five plastic models, one metal, and one metal front/plastic temple combination frame; all are classic rectangular shapes. Logo applications, including the brand's bar-and-shield logo and skull logo, are infused into the frame's temple design. The collection also includes one women's plastic model in a modified cat-eye shape detailed with a rivet-accented Harley-Davidson skull logo button plaque.

Available colors: black, brown, tortoise, and gunmetal. Available sizes: 55-18-135 to 59-17-130. Each frame comes with a branded hard case. Merchandising materials include a six-piece display unit and counter card featuring the brand's new print ad campaign.

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