Oliver Goldsmith Finsbury, Ink Woody Fragrance Enough to wear it for

Enough to wear it for a fortnight and find out whether you are in the camp that wears nothing else

and the sort of red that is chosen rather than settled for

The loops are left uncut on the inside

Worth knowing what you are smelling before you smell it

Soft cotton blend

Oliver Goldsmith Finsbury, Ink Woody Fragrance Enough to wear it forThe brow line is the whole frame. It is the heaviest part of the acetate and it is what the eye reads first, which is why a strong one changes a face and a weak one does nothing. The Finsbury takes its shape from the Kendal, one of Oliver Goldsmith's icons, and pushes the brow further. The house has been making frames since 1926 and does not believe in throwaway eyewear, which is why the shapes come back rather than being replaced. Ink. Assertive, and