Every pair of Oscar Deen frames start with scouring the streets of Europe travelling the markets, alleys and antique shops, finding the vintage gems that inspire their collection, and meeting the people who inspire their ethic to find the classic frames that form the basis of all their designs. Back in London, they then spend weeks, sometimes months re-designing, modernising and putting their own touch on the frames they find. Turning a dusty old gem, into their idea of a modern classic. PINTO - This style is named after hitting the flea markets in Vanves, France. Inspiration: 1940's made in France. A classic shape called Crown Panto, misread as Pinto and the name stuck! These frames have a raised keyhole bridge and a lower frame that mirrors the angled brow. All Oscar Deen frames are made from Mazzucchelli acetate. They're Italian and have been top of the game since 1849\. While their lenses are made from organic plastic. A combination of light-weight and optical clarity. The t