Summer style from Porsche Driver’s Selection
11/7/2018
Porsche Design is a world of perfection and precision that stays eternally fresh by passionately driving for innovation. It is created and engineered by the legendary Porsche Design Studios in Zell am See, Berlin and Singapore.
Porsche Centre Dublin are delighted to introduce the Sunglasses Collection by Porsche Design, now available from Porsche Driver’s Selection. Achingly stylish and with high levels of functionality (including 100% UV protection) plus carefully selected materials, you’ll be sure to find a pair to suit you this summer.
A selection of the new designs are available to view in our Centre, as part of our wide range of clothing, personal accessories and children’s toys from Porsche Driver’s Selection.
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for more information on the new sunglasses, or any other collection from Porsche Design or Porsche Driver’s Selection.
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