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Scythe is the latest addition to the new Catacombs collection, continuing the collaboration between Neven Eyewear and Tim Howley of Tombstone Hardware and metal band Fit For An Autopsy. Following the success of the Tombstone line, Scythe embodies Tim's creative fusion of metal culture and artisan craftsmanship.
Inspired by the Grim Reaper's iconic weapon of choice, Scythe features striking matte black TR90 frames and sturdy stainless steel 5-barrel hinges, ensuring both durability and style. The chilling ice dark blue lenses are reminiscent of the cold grip of death itself. Tim Howley describes Scythe as his homage to the timeless symbol of death and destruction, integrating his signature gothic aesthetic seamlessly.
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Free 30-Day Returns & Exchanges
We want you to love your new shades, but we get it – sometimes it just doesn’t work out. Whether you didn’t love it, or you want to exchange for a different frame, you can return your order up to 30 days after your purchase date for a full refund or exchange.
Polarized lenses are a must-have no matter the weather due to their ability to filter out horizontal light waves. Combined with our 100% UVA-UVB protection, this is a two-in-one solution that cuts down on glare, improves contrast, and makes the field of vision more clear so you no longer have to strain to see on the road or in the water.
