During its five-year run, consumer demand for unstructured blazers, shiny fabric jackets, and lighter pastels increased.[1][2] After Six formal wear even created a line of Miami Vice dinner jackets, Kenneth Cole introduced Crockett and Tubbs shoes, and Macy's opened a Miami Vice section in its young men's department.[7] Crockett also boosted Ray Ban's popularity by wearing a pair of Model L2052, Ray-Ban Wayfarers,[40] which increased sales of Ray Bans to 720,000 units in 1984.[41] In the spring of 1986, an electric razor became available called the "Stubble Device", that allowed users to have a beard like Don Johnson's character.