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An iceberg is a force of nature. There is not going under it, and there's definitely no going through it. You need a helicopter to go over, and a whole lot of effort to go around. So if you could set yourself up as an iceberg, wouldn't that be perfect? We'll take it as read that nobody is an island, but sometimes it pays dividends to be a cool block of ice, floating ever forward. An iceberg can't be pushed or pulled, and it can't even be easily melted. It can't be threatened or bullied, and it certainly can't be hurt.
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Iceberg eyewear is kind of the same. It has its own persona. Eyes forward, stay the course. In Iceberg sunglasses, they can't go through you – and they can't go over you. They certainly can't go under you, and so all that's left is to go around. But the Iceberg sunglasses are looking forward from your perspective. They don't see people going around you, they see you parting a sea. Iceberg eyewear sees people get out of the way.
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In silver with smoke shaded lenses, the Iceberg IC 547 single lens is exactly that principle in motion. A strong single lens with a cold rim, it's perfect for making forward progress unhindered. If people don't even try to get in the way, there's no hassle. Iceberg eyewear takes away the hassle.
Sean John sunglasses are also a force of nature. Not a supernatural force, but a representation of something purely organic and purely wicked. With grey shaded lenses that look more like astral purple, and bark blues that look more like a midnight sky just outside the reach of a quasar.
