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Bosley's Basset Hound Dreams

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Tortoiseshell sunglasses? More like houndshell shades. These sunnies were named in honor of Bosley, king of the basset hounds. So every time you wear these no slip, no bounce brown frames with non-reflective polarized brown lenses, you’ll be in the presence of royalty.

Made for Medium Noggins

Just-right midsize sunnies.

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Non-Reflective Lenses

Reduces glare to prevent squinting while you're sprinting.

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MEET THE OG

Line drawing of sunglasses, labeled with yellow circles containing numbers "1" and "2" to indicate specific parts. An outlined illustration of a pair of square framed sunglasses. Yellow circles labeled "3" and "4" highlight specific parts of the sunglasses
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No Slip

Constructed with a special grip-coated frame to eliminate slippage when sweating.

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No Bounce

Snug, lightweight tortoise shell frame with a comfortable fit that prevents bouncing while you crush your workout.

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All Polarized

Glare-reducing, polarized brown lenses with UV400 protection block 100% of harmful UVA and UVB rays.

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All Original

A classic frame shape with timeless appeal that will always be in style. (Unlike those heinous trends of the late ‘00s.)

Two people joyfully running on a beach path while walking basset hounds, wearing colorful casual outfits and sunglasses under a clear blue sky.
ORIGIN STORY

THE KING OF HOUNDS

Bosley is the late, great dog-of-goodr legend who passed away at the young age of 91. What did Bosley, King of Hounds, dream about? Whatever he f@cking wanted. Fun fact: in his youth he produced belly button lint, a substance luckier than leprechaun’s blood. As the lint-well is no longer producing, we present these Hound-Shell goodrs, a close second.

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