
Kenmark is releasing its Jhane Barnes 2011 Sun Collection for men. Each piece is inspired by award winning menswear designer Jhane Barnes.
The collection offers six new frames in masculine shapes ranging from a sporty aviator to a modified rectangle. This season, Jhane Barnes is introducing an innovative hinge (J919 and J921) to provide a comfortable yet stylish look. The innovative coil hinge provides a custom design element that is both functional and fashionable. Several frames are available in a metal/zyl combo with exclusive Jhane Barnes patterns replicated on the temples.

Each frame features 6 or 8 base sun lenses. Each sun style comes with a Jhane Barnes case and features a 3-year warranty. The new styles wholesale for $59 to $65 each.
About Jhane Barnes
Jhane Barnes incorporates her love of science and math into the “smart” approach she brings to her design: innovative uses of fabric, fibers, and an appreciation of artisan and ancient crafts. This combined with cutting edge technology and techniques from around the world brings her artistic vision to fruition. Her collections are known especially for their intricate pattern, quality, fit and sophistication. Today, her menswear products include sportswear, tailored clothing and a variety of accessories under the Jhane Barnes Collection label. Barnes also designs for the contract interiors market – textiles, carpets and furniture – with leading partners such as Bernhardt and Tandus. She has won numerous awards for her designs including the Council of Fashion Designers of America’s Menswear Design Award.





Two of golf’s two brightest young stars – Paula Creamer and Hunter Mahan – bring a new look and feel to their iconic Sundog Eyewear Mela-Lens sunglasses for 2011 at the PGA Merchandise Show.
Hunter’s popular Signature H Series is also available for 2011, and the PC Collection offers Paula’s three most popular styles including: a refined Allure (the model Paula wore winning the Open); the stylish Iconic with laser etched temple artistry; and Captiva, which has redefined sunglasses designed for smaller face shapes.

Berlin based Whiteout & Glare has been making eyewear since 2006. Their latest “Volt” collection brings some titanium improvements to their offering – which remains handmade throughout.
While Dita shines with their original looking sunglasses, their optical collection is slowly growing and getting stronger with each release. Very different in feel from their sunglasses, Dita optical styles are very elegant and refined. The following four new releases, Avalon, Corsair, Siren and Winston, should find their way into your collection.

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