These avant-garde sunglasses feature a distinctive mint green translucent acetate frame with bold geometric cutouts along the top rim and temple junctions, creating a deconstructed, architectural silhouette. The lenses are mirrored in a matching light mint tint, enhancing the cohesive monochromatic aesthetic while providing UV protection. A subtle silver-tone metal logo—appearing as an abstract 'X' or stylized cross—is embedded on the temple near the hinge, strongly evoking Off-White’s signature industrial-chic design language (e.g., quotation marks, diagonal arrows, hardware motifs), though no official branding is fully legible. The frame’s oversized rectangular shape and exaggerated temple curves align with contemporary streetwear trends, offering both statement appeal and lightweight comfort. Ideal for fashion-forward daily wear, music festivals, or urban styling in spring/summer. While the exact collaboration partner remains unconfirmed due to partial logo visibility, the design DNA closely mirrors Off-White’s collaborations with eyewear specialists like Linda Farrow or Kering Eyewear. Notable for its playful asymmetry and tactile sculptural form, these sunglasses balance artistic expression with functional sun protection.