BARTON PERREIRA DEBUTS SECOND 007 COLLABORATION
Barton Perreira and EON Productions Limited have teamed up on the release of the second installment of exclusive sunglass styles ahead of the upcoming 25th James Bond franchise film, No Time To Die. The original Barton Perreira x 007 collaboration features three sunglasses worn by the principal characters in the film.
Series two of the Barton Perreira x 007 collaboration adds four new colors of the existing Joe sunglass — a polished classic rectangular style frame — inspired by four locations in the new No Time To Die film including Matera, Italy; Port Antonio, Jamaica; Hakadal, Norway; and the El Nido bar scene based on Havana, Cuba.
The newest collection will come with a custom branded 007 sunglass case and cleaning cloth. The El Nido and Port Antonio polarized frames are priced at $500 and the Hakadal and Matera sunglasses are $425.
“Following the success of the Barton Perreira x 007 collaboration, we are thrilled to bring our customers and Bond fans even more color choices in our classic yet evolving Joe style for our second installment with EON Productions Limited ahead of the release of No Time to Die,” said Bill Barton, co-founder and CEO of Barton Perreira.
Patty Perreira, co-founder and designer of Barton Perreira, added: “I often draw inspiration for our frames from unique places around the world, so it was a natural fit that the new colors of the collection were influenced by the various locations in the film which exudes the elegance and flair James Bond is known for internationally.”
Series two of the Barton Perreira x 007 collection is now available for presale at 007store.com and will be available for purchase on bartonperreira.com, and in all Barton Perreira stores and authorized retailers worldwide starting May 5th.
No Time To Die will be released globally from September 30th in the United Kingdom through Universal Pictures International and in the United States on October 8th, from Metro Goldwyn Mayer Studios via its United Artists Releasing banner.
