Line Sheet

Western sunglasses from Austin, Texas. Thirteen frames, one attitude: western without the costume. Every pair ships boxed with a cowhide leather sheath and a microfiber cloth. On the shelf now at Allen's Boots on South Congress, where the line sells through at $125 a pair.

WHOLESALE PRICING AND TERMS ARE IN YOUR EMAIL FROM US

Opening orders start at 12 pairs, any mix of frames and colorways. Reorders from 6 pairs. Ships from Austin. Leather cases available separately as a counter add on. Frames marked NEXT RUN are between production runs; ask for the restock date.

The Frontier

The Frontier

Aviator, metal

Prospector's Gold, Sunset's Gold, Sunsets Silver, El Diablo's Gold

Suggested retail $124.99

The Buffalo Trace

The Buffalo Trace

Oversized square, acetate

Saguaro Green, Whiskey Barrel Brown, Saddle Brown, Desert Sky Clear

Suggested retail $114.99 to $124.99

Rio Grande

Rio Grande

Keyhole aviator, acetate

Copper Dust, Painted Desert

Suggested retail $124.99

Sundowner

Sundowner

Bold rectangle, acetate

Caliche Gold, White Pearl

Suggested retail $149.99

El Vaquero

El Vaquero

Square, acetate with gold hardware

Ruby Red

Suggested retail $149.99

The Drifter

The Drifter

Rounded square, acetate

Saddle Brown, Midnight Range Black, Trail Dust Brown

Suggested retail $132.99

Cholla

Cholla

Cat eye, acetate

White Pearl

Suggested retail $99.99

De Cristo

De Cristo

Angular, acetate

Cherry Turtleshell

Suggested retail $99.99

The Rustler

The Rustler

Narrow rectangle, acetate

Painted Desert

Suggested retail $99.99

The Adobe Rider

The Adobe RiderNEXT RUN

Round, acetate

Trail Dust Brown

Suggested retail $99.99

The High Noon

The High NoonNEXT RUN

Double bridge round, acetate

Black

Suggested retail $99.99

The Lariat

The LariatNEXT RUN

Panto, acetate

Black

Suggested retail $99.99

The Stagecoach

The StagecoachNEXT RUN

Round, acetate

Tortoise

Suggested retail $99.99

About Adobe Walls

Adobe Walls is a place before it is a brand: a set of adobe walls that stood on the Texas Panhandle plain for the better part of a century, first a trading post, then a ruin, then a landmark. In June 1874, twenty eight hunters and one woman held those walls for days against long odds. We took the name because it says what we want from a pair of sunglasses. They should hold up, keep the glare off long enough to see what is coming, and look like they belong out there. Keep your walls up.

How to order

Reply to our email with frames, colorways and quantities, or write to howdy@adobewalls.shop. Reference: Allen's Boots, Austin. Samples available for established western retailers.