Sunglasses that evoke the colors of the Spanish fiestas patronales
 
 
The fact that the theo by Tim Van Steenbergen sunglasses could be stunning in black-and-white was amply demonstrated by the limited Hierro collection. For spring and summer, theo has something else in mind entirely. And what did you expect; it’s all about color of course. The front in acetate contrasts with the plastic or metal – depending on the model – temples. The ZEISS sunglass lenses provide optimal protection for the eyes. And for the first time, theo is also including polarized lenses in the collection. Of the eight color combinations available per model, 2 come with polarized lenses.
 

Colourful ‘fiestas patronales’

Every Spanish village or town holds an extravagant annual festival for the local patron saint. The scene is set especially by the colorful costumes, flowers, balloons and a variety of market stalls that bring the street to life! And theo always loves a good party! So it was high time to apply this riot of color to the latest theo by Tim Van Steenbergen sunglasses. What better names could theo choose for the six models than those of Spanish patron Saints?

Summer collection Tim Van Steenbergen

The spring/summer 2012 clothing collection contains much more color that we are used to from Tim. Bright green trousers, bright blue details and colored areas that contrast with each other. The 1920s (Bauhaus) and the 1980s (Dr. Martens in all kinds of colors) are strikingly present. This is also expressed in the glasses collection. Especially in the combination decorative vs. tough, mat vs. shiny or a decorative element next to a solid color.