sizing
Wide
thickness
Medium
Tankerton, sibling to the sharp edged Camley, has a flat browline and a saddle bridge. Featuring a smart double dot rivet to balance out its narrow lug and larger aperture size, this wide-eyed spectacle is ideal for those with close set eyes.
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view Calshot
Calshot
width • 126mm
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Gifford
width • 127mm / 134mm
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Agar
width • 127mm / 134mm
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Woolf
width • 127mm / 137mm
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Broadfield
width • 129mm / 134mm
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Guilford
width • 129mm / 138mm
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Pakenham
width • 130mm / 136mm
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Herbrand
width • 128mm / 130mm / 137mm
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Somers
width • 130mm / 137mm
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Prideaux
width • 130mm / 137mm
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view Holford
Holford
width • 125mm / 131mm
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Bidborough
width • 131mm / 136mm
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view Burton
Burton
width • 132mm
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view Carnegie
Carnegie
width • 132mm / 137mm
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Cromer
width • 132mm / 138mm
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view Tonbridge
Tonbridge
width • 133mm / 139mm
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Bingfield
width • 133mm / 140mm
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Flaxman
width • 133mm / 140mm
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view Cartwright
Cartwright
width • 128mm / 134mm
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Keystone
width • 134mm / 138mm
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Calshot Fold
width • / 139mm
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Rufford
width • 134mm / 139mm
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Cedar
width • 130mm / 134mm / 140mm
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Ampton
width • 134mm / 141mm
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Ampton
width • 130mm / 134mm / 141mm
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Vernon
width • 134mm / 143mm
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Calthorpe
width • 135mm / 142mm
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Grafton
width • 136mm / 140mm
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Wicklow
width • 132mm / 136mm / 142mm
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view Attneave
Attneave
width • 138mm / 146mm
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view Collier
Collier
width • 139mm
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Seaford
width • 139mm
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Taviton
width • 139mm / 141mm
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Everilda
width • 140mm
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Pembroke
width • 140mm
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Cruikshank
width • 140mm
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Wilmington
width • 142mm
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Penton
width • 142mm
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Heathcote
width • 142mm / 148mm
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Tankerton
width • 143mm
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Crofters
width • 143mm
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view Matilda
Matilda
width • 144mm
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view Camley
Camley
width • 145mm
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view Lavina
Lavina
width • 146mm
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view Judd
Judd
width • 143mm / 146mm / 153mm
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view Drummond
Drummond
width • 147mm
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view Leirum
Leirum
width • 147mm

regular
150mm

regular
3mm

regular
15mm

regular
143mm

regular
56mm
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Every frame purchase comes with a case, pouch, screwdriver and cloth.


Tankerton Street · King's Cross
Tankerton’s name comes from Tankerton Street, an elfin road that once made up a part of the Cromer Street Estate. Halfway between King’s Cross and Bloomsbury, Tankerton Street was developed in 1893 by the philanthropic East End Dwellings Company, who encouraged their tenants to lead responsible and respectable lives. In its original iteration, when it was the Lucas Estate, it received the worst designation on Charles Booth’s poverty map. A decade later, under the management of the EEDC, it had gone up in their estimations, with the map now noting its occupants included policemen and postmen among their number.