BOB
BOB
Of all the glasses Bob Dylan wore over the years, he inspired us most with these classic cable temple designs. The times they are a-changin', but these iconic frames will never go out of style. Comes with classic clip-on sunglasses to boot.
IMPORTANT: Only shown in 360 degrees with the clip-on. See the static images for a view without the sun clip.
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