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"Ever since Le Corbusier and his striking round black frames appeared on the world stage, architects and eyeglasses have been intrinsically linked. Eyewear company Warby Parker and nonprofit organization Architecture for Humanity are celebrating this connection\u2014and the charity's 15th anniversary\u2014with a limited-edition collection. The line includes the Aslin glasses and Fowler sunglasses, each made of Japanese titanium and durable acetate.\n\nPinterestFacebookFowler sunglasses ($145; $195 with prescription lenses).\n\nA portion of every purchase will go to Architecture for Humanity, helping to fulfill the organization's mission to provide safe shelter and access to water, power, and sanitation for communities around the world, all with an eye toward sustainable design. \"Whenever their team steps into a critical situation, they prioritize bouncing back sustainably and beautifully,\" said Warby Parker cofounder and co-CEO Neil Blumenthal. \"They're proof that doing good doesn't have to compromise good design.\" As with all Warby Parker frames, for each pair purchased, the company will donate a pair to a person in need\u2014perhaps a future architect? warbyparker.com\n\nPinterestFacebookWarby Parker's Aslin frames in oak barrel ($145 with prescription lenses)."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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