The sun does not negotiate. Neither do you. The 02 Viridis is the second form, the oval, soft and elongated where 01 is sharp. A modern panto cut in warm gold titanium, set with deep green lenses. The same living color as before, but worn in a silhouette that reads softer, more conversational. Growth held in a gentler line. Titanium does the quiet work: almost no weight, resistant to corrosion and time, holding shape through every season. The green lens softens full sun while keeping color true, so the world stays honest even at noon. Full ultraviolet protection is built in, part of the pact. Soft oval titanium frame, a modern panto silhouette Deep green lenses that cut harsh glare while keeping color true Warm gold titanium with engraved temples reading Deal With The Sun Signature open triangular temple tips and S-curve bridge Featherlight, corrosion resistant, complete UV protection Size & Specifications+ Frame width: 140mm Lens width: 47mm Lens height: 38mm Bridge: 22mm Temple length: 145mm Material: Titanium Fit: Unisex Measurements are taken manually. A tolerance of 1 to 3mm is normal. Care & What's in the Box+ Every Faust ships in a branded box, with a protective case and a microfiber cleaning cloth inside. The case is the single best thing you can give your frames when they are off your face. What's in the box: One pair of Faust titanium sunglasses, one protective case, one microfiber cleaning cloth. Cleaning the lenses: Rinse under lukewarm water first to lift away dust and grit. Add a small drop of mild dish soap, work it gently with your fingertips, rinse clean, and dry only with the microfiber cloth from the box. Skip paper towels, tissues, and shirt hems, they leave fine scratches over time. Caring for the titanium: Titanium resists corrosion by nature, but salt, sweat, sunscreen, and sea air still leave residue. After a day at the beach or in the heat, wipe the frame down with a soft damp cloth and dry it. Avoid alcohol, ammonia, and household glass cleaners. Storing your frames: When the sunglasses are off your face, they belong in the case. Avoid leaving them on a hot dashboard or windowsill for hours, prolonged heat is hard on any lens. If you set them down without the case, rest them folded on the temple arms, never face down on the lenses. Handling: Put them on and take them off with both hands, one on each temple, to keep the frame evenly balanced. Pulling them off with one hand is the most common cause of bent arms and loose fit over time.
