Pantos Sunglasses

Pantos sunglasses are distinguished by a rounded contour that does not form a perfect circle. The upper section is generally broader and more defined, while the lower profile tapers gently, creating a slightly tapered silhouette. The interplay between these curves lends the shape both softness and structure. A keyhole bridge—featured in some versions—introduces a shaped opening above the nose, accentuating the design of the front frame. The attachment points for the temples, often positioned high up, connect the top line to the sides of the frame. While these elements may vary, the essence of the Pantos style remains rooted primarily in the proportions and the outline of the lenses. Acetate allows for an emphasis on thickness, beveled edges, and color depth, whereas metal versions highlight a slimmer profile. Lens dimensions, bridge shape, and the definition of the rims give each model a distinct character.

In the Apodep selection, the Infinity model by Akoni interprets the Pantos shape through a dual-frame construction, combining titanium and acetate to accentuate the outline of the lenses.