George Gina & Lucy Heyelife Mat Light Blue Sunglasses
Made for | Women |
Made in | Germany |
Colour | Mat Light Blue |
Lens | Gradient blue |
Product no. | Heyelife |
TYShades grading | 1 |
Original case | Yes with box. |
Measurements | |
Lens width | 50mm |
Lens depth | 55mm |
Bridge width | 15mm |
Temple width | 140mm |
Temple length | 140mm |
George Gina Lucy is a premium fashion & streetwear label, specialized in accessories, created and headquartered in Frankfurt/Germany.
In 2005, beginning as a passion project with a wild spirit at its core, the team designed in a small brick wall industrial building outside of Frankfurt, and became a fast growing brand with not only an european but worldwide coverage and a collection always living the themes of the season.
With their advocacy for fashion and diversity, freedom of self-expression, as well as acceptance, tolerance, and equality, they started a major switch back to their total roots in 2018. The love for art, design, photography, and street culture turned into a collective of creatives, at the edge of the zeitgeist, who never subscribe to trends but prefer to drive them.

Made for | Women |
Made in | Germany |
Colour | Mat Light Blue |
Lens | Gradient blue |
Product no. | Heyelife |
TYShades grading | 1 |
Original case | Yes with box. |
Measurements | |
Lens width | 50mm |
Lens depth | 55mm |
Bridge width | 15mm |
Temple width | 140mm |
Temple length | 140mm |
George Gina Lucy is a premium fashion & streetwear label, specialized in accessories, created and headquartered in Frankfurt/Germany.
In 2005, beginning as a passion project with a wild spirit at its core, the team designed in a small brick wall industrial building outside of Frankfurt, and became a fast growing brand with not only an european but worldwide coverage and a collection always living the themes of the season.
With their advocacy for fashion and diversity, freedom of self-expression, as well as acceptance, tolerance, and equality, they started a major switch back to their total roots in 2018. The love for art, design, photography, and street culture turned into a collective of creatives, at the edge of the zeitgeist, who never subscribe to trends but prefer to drive them.