Accessories add the finishing touches to your gear, that's why SALT optics gets major burn when it's time to cap off ensembles. Established in 2006, SALT's inspiration is drawn from the coastal landscape of Santa Barbara, while its head designer David Rose got his chops working for respected eye-wear company Oliver Peoples. Largely influenced by Rose's lifestyle (he was a former surfer for the Quiksilver team), SALT's designs are both functional and fashionable.
The 2009 Sun Collection is best defined by its simplicity and function. The sunglasses incorporate PFV Polarized lenses into forward-thinking frames. Don't believe us? Check out the SALTy goodness for yourself below...
Vance Black Polarized $390, Black Optical
Vance Golden Tortoise/Polarized $390, Black Optical
non white dude January 27th, 2009 at 12:32 AM
how come all the models that they have are white? (http://saltoptics.com/collection.php?page=1&categoryid=1)
fact checker February 19th, 2009 at 04:44 PM
They aren't all white. I count two women and one man of Asian descent, and one African-American man, just in the ophthalmics. Check the: Lycett (W), Carter (M), Martin (M), Sasha (W), Westfall (M sun), Holly (W sun), and the somewhat ambiguous Olivia (W sun). Their catalogues and promo material are also very diverse; much more so than many other companies.
Steven Carter April 22nd, 2009 at 07:42 PM
Hey "non white dude" quit being a racist prick. Dont call a company racist if they only have white models.