Randolph and The Brooklyn Circus have created a capsule collection sharing the history of five Haitian pilots who served in the US military during World War II as part of the Tuskegee Airmen. The special collection pays tribute to the courage, perseverance and unity of the Black Airman Squadron Tuskegee Airmen, specifically the 5 Haitian Tuskegee Airmen who left the comfort of their homes to join the war effort. The five-barrel hinged MiUSA acetate frame in Translucent smoke color features a custom, hand-drawn sky and cloud motif etched onto the core wire. Additional details include a Gunmetal pole shape inspired by the US Army Air Force emblem. Inspired by the Second World War era, the Randolph P-51 sun clip combines the signature look of the Aviator II with the fighter pilot goggles of the Haitian Tuskegee Airmen. The unique eyewear design symbolizes a spinning propeller. Combined with a special clip that incorporates all the technologies that distinguish Randolph from other sunglass lenses, the collection is designed for prescription sunglass wearers to experience this privilege.

February 2024