PAUL SMITH PS-138 OVAL SUNGLASSES – DEADSTOCK Y2K JAPAN – CUSTOM LENSES
Condition
DEADSTOCK / Unworn.
These appear to be original unworn old-stock Paul Smith PS-138 sunglasses showing excellent preserved condition from the era. Please review all photographs carefully, as they tell the story.
Era & Relevance
An understated late 1990s to early 2000s Paul Smith design showcasing everything collectors appreciate about Y2K-era eyewear — slim proportions, lightweight Japanese craftsmanship, and the unmistakable micro oval silhouette that defined an era of minimalist luxury.
Oval sunglasses became synonymous with late 90s and early 2000s style culture, and authentic Japanese-made examples continue to see growing collector interest today.
This pair captures that aesthetic perfectly while receiving a modern refresh through custom lenses.
Frame Information
Brand: Paul Smith
Model: PS-138
Made in Japan
Color Code: G0
Lightweight metal construction paired with refined temple detailing creates an elevated minimalist design language Paul Smith became known for.
Size
Lens Width: 49mm
Bridge: 19mm
Temple Length: 145mm
Lens
Customized with brand new custom lenses by Second Chance Customs.
Rich wine / magenta custom lenses transform this Y2K classic while maintaining the sleek minimalist identity of the original frame.
Modern customization meets vintage design.
What’s Included
- Paul Smith PS-138 Sunglasses
- Protective Case
- Second Chance Authenticators Verification
Authenticity
Authenticated and verified by Second Chance Authenticators.
Each piece is carefully inspected for construction, markings, and period-correct details. Ongoing support is provided by our authentication team with every purchase.
Additional Information
100% Authentic.
The frames have been inspected by SCE.
The pictures tell the story.
NO STOCK PHOTOS USED.
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Closing
From everyday wear to statement pieces, this isn’t about having more—it’s about having the right pair.
You’re not just buying eyewear.
You’re seeing the world through a new lens.
