New Sunglasses Collection by Porsche Design
31/7/2017
Porsche Centre Newcastle is delighted to introduce the new Sunglasses Collection by Porsche Design, now available from Porsche Driver’s Selection. As you would expect from Porsche, the range showcases exceptional design alongside carefully selected high-quality materials, with 100% UV protection - you’ll be sure to find a pair to suit you this summer.
Porsche Design is a world of perfection and precision that stays eternally young and fresh by passionately driving for innovation. It is created and engineered by the legendary Porsche Design Studios in Zell am See, Berlin and Singapore and brought to life by carefully selected manufacturers.
A highlight of the collection, the Exclusive Sunglasses P8478, gained worldwide attention as early as 1978 for their intelligent interchangeable lens mechanism. A quick-release closure enables the lenses to be exchanged to create many looks.
Please contact our Parts Department on 01912951234 or email info@porschenewcastle.co.uk if you would like to find out more about the new Sunglasses Collection by Porsche Design.
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