Kinshasa | Agar
Kinshasa | Agar
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MUHAMMAD ALI BY JMM: KINSHASA | AGAR
Coolly composed classics from the Muhammad Ali by JMM collection, handcrafted in Japan with a circular lens shape and medium fit, featuring our signature arrowhead front pins, custom wirecores with hairline-engraved Art Deco details, 7-barrel block hinges, and double-arrowhead temple rivets.
A commanding silhouette for moments of composure and clarity, these limited-edition spectacles are named for the capital of Zaire (now Democratic Republic of the Congo), where Muhammad Ali fought in the legendary “Rumble in the Jungle.” Inspired by the glasses Muhammad wore during a 1968 press conference at UCLA, where he spoke with calm authority about the cultural climate of America, a moment of profound gravitas mirrored in the evocative presence of this masterfully crafted collectible.
10mm cured cellulose acetate frame in polished havana with sculptural double-laminated temples composed of clear beige exteriors and havana interiors, complemented by armorlite 4-base lenses in sienna with backside anti-reflective treatment
Limited production of 450 pieces - Handcrafted in Japan
Size 51/22
Online returns policy
Online returns policy
We are not required to provide a refund if you change your mind. If you don’t love your new purchase we are happy to accept returns that may be exchanged for a different item we have in stock or for store credit, valid for one year. Shipping fees are non-refundable for exchanges and store credits and will not be credited.
Please see our Store Policies for more information.
International Orders - Duties and Return policy
International Orders - Duties and Return policy
No Returns on International Orders: We do not accept change-of-mind returns for international purchases. Please choose carefully before placing your order.
Import Duties: Please note that international purchases may be subject to import duties, taxes, and customs fees determined by your country. These charges are the buyer's responsibility and will be communicated by your local customs office based on your order value.
