Model: Dagur
Colour code: 75
Frame material: Titanium
Lens width: 48mm
Lens height: 27mm
Total frame width: 126mm
Bridge width: 18mm
Temple length: 145mm (B)
Made in Denmark
New, without case
L I N D B E R G prices have recently risen and now typically cost as much as USD $750 when purchased from authorised dealers in the USA
Please note that these frames, as with all of my L I N D B E R G products,
are brand new stock (unless otherwise stated) and come with the same
package you would obtain if purchasing at a much higher price from an authorised dealer
This is not the case with most L I N D B E R G frames on ebay, whose origins are unknown and which may be ex-display, faulty stock or non-genuine
As with any other eyeglass frames, simply take these to your optician or send them to an online glazing company to have prescription lenses made and fitted
Alternatively, they are also suitable for being made in to sunglasses (regular and prescription)
I can also supply an invoice, on request, should you wish to claim back part of the cost from your healthcare insurance provider
All items are guaranteed authentic and are sourced exclusively from within Europe.
Packages
ship from Europe using a tracked airmail service, arrive in most
locations Worldwide within 6-10 business days and require a signature
upon delivery.
Unfortunately
I am no longer able to offer free shipping to Canada and Australia as
recent changes to their domestic postal services mean that the regular
registered airmail method I generally use is no longer track-able there,
so a more expensive premium service must be used instead.
Packages can occasionally be liable for importation fees once they arrive in the destination country.
Although it is very uncommon, as steps are taken to minimise the chances of this happening, should it occur, these charges are the buyer's responsibility.
Please note that I no longer accept returns.
This
is due to the unreliable domestic postal services where I am located,
which often results in very delayed incoming mail as well as higher than
acceptable levels of lost packages.
Furthermore,
packages sent to me from abroad require me to travel to the city's
central Post Office and provide documentation proving that the contents
have in fact been returned (as otherwise I would be incorrectly liable
to pay importation tax/duty and handling fees).
Of course, if a buyer receives an item that is damaged or genuinely incorrectly described, I certainly would not deny a return.