With roots that run deep in music, film, and pop culture, the acetate aviators of the 1970’s were the go-to choice for the icons that defined the era. Whether it be Paul Newman wearing them on a break from racing the ’79 24 Hours of Le Mans, or Stevie Wonder while recording his iconic “Songs in the Key of Life” album, some of the greatest moments in film and music history were accompanied by this classic eyewear style.

The SALT. VENTURA continues that rich history, by paying homage to the soft lines and exaggerated style, but with an emphasis on optics. Every piece of SALT. eyewear is designed to carry a prescription, implementing specific thickness transitions to ensure any stress on the frame is not transferred to the lens. All so the next generation of icons have a go-to pair of frames to wear while making history.