Lesca LunetierDeca Limited EditionHavana /03
Limited edition · 100 pieces
Italy: standard shipping €10. Free from €150.
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Measurements and fit
- Lens size · lens width
- 45 mm
- Bridge
- 26 mm
- Temple
- 145 mm
- 45 Eye size (lens width)
- 26 Bridge
- 145 Temple length
Lens width 45, bridge 26, temples 145. Measurements in millimetres.
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Frame details
- Brand
- LESCA LUNETIER
- Model
- Deca Limited Edition
- Material
- Acetate
- Lens width
- 45mm
- Bridge
- 26mm
- Temple
- 145mm
- Frame colour
- Tortoiseshell
- Shape
- Round
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About this frame
LIMITED EDITION MODEL - ONLY 100 NUMBERED PIECES PER MODEL - 03/100
The DECA LIMITED EDITION MODEL with 100% UV-resistant lenses is handmade in FRANCE by expert craftsmen. The glasses are made of CELLULOSE ACETATE and are suitable for prescription lenses. The frame comes with a case and lens cleaning cloth.
In 1964, Joël Lesca introduced his first collection, created in a small workshop in the Secrétan neighbourhood of Paris’s nineteenth arrondissement. That workshop marked the beginning of a family history connected with the shapes and techniques of traditional eyewear making.
Over the years, Joël worked with artisans in France and other European countries. Shaping the frames and using rivets remained central to a production process guided by the skills and pace of the craft.
His sons Mathieu and Bertrand continue this work by returning to earlier collections. The LESCA archive provides a starting point for bringing historic shapes back into production and developing new interpretations while preserving the character of the original brand.
