MickeyPunch
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Are they really all gone? I just got the official JMM email about them today.
There were only 25 of them.
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Are they really all gone? I just got the official JMM email about them today.
Wow that’s a tough call for those who were really into them.There were only 25 of them.
New colorway for Taos is out, boutique only at this point and not even online. I'll have my pair on Wednesday and can upload a pic if not on website by then. I got Prime (currently available only for Ashcroft). It's a really nice translucent charcoal grey, looks fantastic.
There were only 25 of them.
They look great👍Well, I traded in the Vasco for this Nakahira Indigo. And *Click*. I like them! Since I want form and function from my sunglasses, and since I'm sensitive to bright light, I will probably switch out the pink lenses for polarized greys in the near term, and maybe see if my local shop can create a dark purple gradient like the Nick Fouquet Rodeos. Anyway, currently...
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Also glad to say the Nakahira works for me with a beard...
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There are plenty of great shots of the Indigo color and other details out there. Here are a few other personal observations...
- It's made with with thinner acetate (8mm, I think), and with a gentle flow from the front to the temples. IMHO this creates a more elegant presentation when compared with similar shaped models like the Aldo and Sartet.
- That said, with the manner in which the temples are designed, it will not fold "flat" compared with most JMMs. It doesn't even fit in the large Longhorn case, and barely stores in the magnetic leather flap case. Here is a folded comparison with a Montana Army. View attachment 2010505
- To me, there is a bit of an 90's Oakley vibe to it, but with enough of the JMM details and distinction to make this a unique keeper.
I can see where I was going with this, but why I was compelled to go there I can’t say with all certainty. There is a thing called “Chemo-Brain,” and though it is supposed to occur when one is in the middle of chemotherapy, and I am a few months now completed with it, perhaps I have “Delayed Onslaught Chemo-Brain.” My apologies.Slow down or Begin to make JMM purchases for Style Forum friends, same difference. Maybe it’s time—not to stop cold turkey showing your love for JMM, but to—access your generous spirit and send a few frames to your favorite brothers on this here site! View attachment 2010225
How to create a hype.
I don't want to say it, but I'm going to.
If that was a 'normal release' of 400-500 units, it would sit on shelves and hardly ANYbody would buy it. It's literally camouflage and reeks of try-hard soldier vibes.
Him making it 25 is the only reason it went poof in minutes, likely with over half of them being speculators trying to flip for $ (as pretty much every 25# limited release trades at a premium).
It's a really cool/unique colorway for sure. However, doesn't feel like it has a daily or "practical" use in every day wear.It's my opinion as well.
Releasing a batch of 25 pieces is the calculated way to sell it out immediately and make it "hot" , for fans and speculators.
Well, I traded in the Vasco for this Nakahira Indigo. And *Click*. I like them! Since I want form and function from my sunglasses, and since I'm sensitive to bright light, I will probably switch out the pink lenses for polarized greys in the near term, and maybe see if my local shop can create a dark purple gradient like the Nick Fouquet Rodeos. Anyway, currently...
View attachment 2010495 View attachment 2010497 View attachment 2010499
Also glad to say the Nakahira works for me with a beard...
View attachment 2010493
There are plenty of great shots of the Indigo color and other details out there. Here are a few other personal observations...
- It's made with with thinner acetate (8mm, I think), and with a gentle flow from the front to the temples. IMHO this creates a more elegant presentation when compared with similar shaped models like the Aldo and Sartet.
- That said, with the manner in which the temples are designed, it will not fold "flat" compared with most JMMs. It doesn't even fit in the large Longhorn case, and barely stores in the magnetic leather flap case. Here is a folded comparison with a Montana Army. View attachment 2010505
- To me, there is a bit of an 90's Oakley vibe to it, but with enough of the JMM details and distinction to make this a unique keeper.
Rookie question releases.. Is it demand of certain sold-out frames that dictates new color-ways?
Do you guys think "The Ripley for K.L.R." will be one of them in the future or are they gone forever? After purchasing my first 2 very quickly, I promised myself that'll be I'll ever need but yah, yah.
Those were definitely a one off and will never be reproduced. They could possibly bring back the Ripley frame but they won’t do the same colorRookie question releases.. Is it demand of certain sold-out frames that dictates new color-ways?
Do you guys think "The Ripley for K.L.R." will be one of them in the future or are they gone forever? After purchasing my first 2 very quickly, I promised myself that'll be I'll ever need but yah, yah.