Oakley Holbrook

The Holbrook is a timeless classic design that evokes the screen heroes of the 1940s, 50s, and 60s - cult figures whose unyielding will shaped this generation. What type of man did they embody? A legend - sometimes a loner, sometimes a leader, an average guy who lived with integrity, stood up for what was right, and always did what needed to be done. However, he would never be called a macho, as he was indifferent to all that chauvinism. He was authentic - from the dust on his shoes to his gaze, which made it clear that he could disappear at any moment because there was nothing holding him back.

The name "Holbrook" is derived from a similar inspiration. Holbrook is a small town on historic Route 66 in Arizona, where the landscape opens up to the Painted Desert and the Petrified Forest National Park. A typical desert scrubland of the American West, it perfectly embodies the spirit of exploration and adventure of travelers on Highway 66 in the 50s and 60s. The metal screws and icons accentuate the design of the pleasantly lightweight frame made from durable O Matter, with lenses crafted from pure Plutonite that ruthlessly filter all UV rays. The optical precision and impact resistance meet the requirements of the ANSI Z87.1 standard for unparalleled clarity and superior protection.