GLCO | FOREVER CLASSICS
WILSON M II
WILSON M II
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Wilson M II is an updated version of the metal Wilson M, featuring custom Sun end piece filigree and an ultra-thin metal temple with titanium nose pads.
Pairs well with Wilson Sun Clip and Wilson M Clip-on Side Shield.
Product Details:
- Eye 49mm, Bridge 22mm, Temple 145mm
- Lens Height 46mm, Overall 132mm
- All metal construction
- Custom etched Sun end pieces
- Titanium nose pads
- Seasonal GLCO soft case and cloth
For prescription lenses, custom lenses and sun clips, questions or advice, contact us directly at queenwest@garrettleight.com
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Frequently asked
I'm looking to get prescription lenses in my frame, how do I do that?
Email us directly at queenwest@garrettleight.com with your current prescription so we can best assist.
What kind of prescription lenses do you use?
We use premium prescription Zeiss lenses with all the best coatings - Anti-Reflective, Anti-Scratch, UV, Hydrophobic/Oleophobic coatings (easier to clean). The prescription lenses and frames both come with a 2-year warranty.
Do you offer private virtual appointments?
Schedule a time with one of our highly trained opticians.
Let us help you find the perfect frame and get all your questions answered, without ever leaving your couch.
Can you tell me more about the brand?
GLCO is dedicated to reinvention. We look at classic shapes through a modern lens and redefine iconic silhouettes with contemporary fashions. Trendless and timeless, they never go out of style. It is important that we manufacture our eyewear ethically and at a fair price without sacrificing quality; this is the reason our GLCO line is proudly made in China.
Our luxury line, Mr.Leight is handmade and finished in Japan by master craftsmen who have worked directly with Larry Leight for decades.
What are 'Forever Classics'?
They are our timeless pieces, featuring classic shapes through a modern lens. All of our frames are designed at our studio in the Arts District of Downtown Los Angeles. These are the first shapes we ever designed.