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" The\u00A0sunglasses you see here were dreamt up while longtime friends Ashley Bezamat and Ernest Sabine were busy skiing and eating their way across the slopes and chalets of the Alps of northern Italy. So, just in case you hadn&amp;#039;t gotten a chance to be wildly envious of someone today, there you go.\u00A0 Of course, the two weren&amp;#039;t in town just for recreation. Bezamat is the founder of eyewear line Dom Vetro, which produces its frames\u00A0in the region, and he was there working on\u00A0his brand. And Sabine\u2014the founder and designer of the NYC-based clothing and accessories line Ernest Alexander\u2014was stopping off to visit his buddy before the two of them trekked down to Florence for the Pitti Uomo trade show (you know, the one with all the guys in suits peacocking for street style photographers). So these shades\u2014called the Primo\u00A0($295)\u2014have a pretty good backstory, but that&amp;#039;s not all there is to them. They&amp;#039;re also handmade in Italy from two colors of acetate (olive green and marbled onyx), finished with polarized crystal lenses, and come with an extra pair of mirrored, clip-on lenses so you can change\u00A0up the look as you see fit. And they&amp;#039;re extremely limited: Only 25 pairs are available.\u00A0  If the Primo isn&amp;#039;t your style, there&amp;#039;s always the Ernesto\u00A0(also $295). It doesn&amp;#039;t have clip-on lenses, but it does have an extremely easy-to-wear, squared-off\u00A0shape. Like its brother style, it comes with a special case made from Ernest Alexander leather, and is limited to just 25 pieces. On both models the geographical coordinates of the specific location in the Alps where the idea for the collaboration was born is engraved on the right temple piece.\u00A0 And to think, all you did on your last ski trip was drink a bunch of hot cocoa.\u00A0    "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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