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Disney 100th Anniversary OSWALD THE LUCKY RABBIT Eyeglass Glasses Frame JapanDescriptionDisney 100th Anniversary
OSWALD THE LUCKY RABBIT
Glasses Frame
(Non-prescribed Lens)
w/ Case, Wipe Cloth
A classic pair of glasses featuring Oswald, the animated rabbit character from Walt Disney's short film series, is now available.
The glasses also feature a chic yet flamboyant coloring inspired by the platinum color of the Disney100 theme.
Oswald's glasses, which are said to have inspired the birth of Mickey Mouse, may bring even more luck in 2023, the Year of the Rabbit.
The glasses also come with an exclusive "Disney100"-themed platinum-colored eyeglass case and eyeglass wipes depicting Oswald's various expressions.
Oswald's smiley face parts are added to the film film-inspired temples.
The edge of the frames give an American pop atmosphere reminiscent of the time when Oswald was active.
The tips of the temples are based on the motif of Oswald's long black ears, which are also his charm point.
Lens: W47xH45mm
Nose Bridge: W21mm
Temble: Length 143mm
Front Width: 134mm
Type: Round
Front Material: TitaniumShipping
Economy Shipping 14- 20days.
Expedited EMS 5-7days.
PaymentWe only accept PayPal payments. Please pay within 5 days after sale is finished.About UsWe are all Japanese staff. We deal all merchandises carefully.Note You can choose EMS or Registered Air as shipping method. EMS:takes about 5 days, with tracking number Registered Air:takes about 2 weeks with tracking number I accept only PayPal as payment. Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to offerding/buying.We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as "Gifts" US and international govenment regulations prohibit such behavior.We are Japanese. Don't hesitate to ask us if you have any questions.
