Los Angeles house since 2014 / designer sunglasses
Amiri Venice Exposed Sunglasses
The Amiri Venice Exposed Sunglasses is a pair of sunglasses from the Pre Fall 2026 collection of Amiri, the Los Angeles house Mike Amiri founded in 2014. Coveti stocks it in our designer sunglasses edit, and every piece is checked for authenticity before it leaves us.
Amiri made the Venice Exposed Sunglasses for Pre Fall 2026. Amiri’s signature rectangular eyewear silhouette is reworked in new, seasonal iterations. The Venice Sunglasses are crafted with Zeiss lenses, custom etched internal wire cores, seven-barrel hinges, and raised gold-plated MA Quad motif at the temples. The lenses are 5 cm wide with a 2.4 cm bridge. They are made in Japan from 100% acetate.
Quick Facts
- Brand: Amiri, Los Angeles, United States, founded in 2014
- Product: Venice Exposed Sunglasses in Dusty Peach
- Collection: Pre Fall 2026
- Colour: Pink
- Material: 100% acetate
- Size and fit: One size.
- Origin: Made in Japan
- Authenticity: 100% authentic Amiri, verified by Coveti
- Delivery and duties: most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid, so local duties and taxes are payable on import. See the Coveti logistics and returns protocol.
How to Wear the Venice Exposed Sunglasses in Dusty Peach
Wear the Venice Exposed Sunglasses with a slip dress. For a second look, try a white tee and denim. Let the frame be the one strong accessory.
They suit holidays and city summers. Browse the rest of the Amiri edit at Coveti to build the look.
PRODUCT DETAILS
| Brand | Amiri, Los Angeles |
| Category | designer sunglasses |
| Colour | Pink |
| Material | 100% acetate |
| Size and fit | One size. |
| Care | Spot clean only. Clean the lenses with the cloth provided and store them in the case. |
| Origin | Made in Japan |
| Style code | AM226EY002-003Z |
About Amiri
Amiri is a Los Angeles luxury house founded in 2014 by Mike Amiri, who started out making stage pieces for rock musicians before a capsule for the Los Angeles store Maxfield launched the label. It made its name in menswear with distressed denim, bandana prints and the Skel-Top sneaker, and it shows in Paris. Womenswear followed in 2021, and with Autumn Winter 2025 the women’s collection walked the Paris runway alongside menswear for the first time. Amiri now makes women’s ready-to-wear, sneakers, heels, bags and small leather goods, and each label states the country where the piece is made.
“Amiri takes Los Angeles streetwear and makes it in Italian factories. This piece shows how well that works.”
Gemma Deeks, Fashion Editor at Coveti
How Amiri Compares
Shoppers looking at Amiri often also consider
Saint Laurent,
The Attico and
Casablanca.
Saint Laurent is the Paris reference for rock-and-roll tailoring, The Attico leans into nightlife glamour, and Casablanca brings a sport-club mood. Amiri sits between them, with Los Angeles streetwear codes made to luxury standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Amiri Venice Exposed Sunglasses authentic?
Yes. Every Amiri piece sold by Coveti is 100% authentic and is checked before dispatch.
What size should I order in the Venice Exposed Sunglasses in Dusty Peach?
They are one size.
What is the Venice Exposed Sunglasses in Dusty Peach made of?
100% acetate.
How do I care for the Venice Exposed Sunglasses in Dusty Peach?
Spot clean only. Clean the lenses with the cloth provided and store them in the case.
Where is this Amiri piece made?
Made in Japan. Amiri designs in Los Angeles, and Coveti names the factory country stated on the label.
Does Amiri make womenswear?
Yes. Amiri began as a menswear label in 2014 and launched womenswear in 2021. The women’s collection first showed on the Paris runway with Autumn Winter 2025, alongside menswear.
Who founded Amiri?
Mike Amiri founded the label in Los Angeles in 2014 and remains its creative director.
How does delivery work?
Coveti ships worldwide with express options through DHL Express and FedEx International Priority. Most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid, which makes the customer the importer of record for local duties and taxes. The full terms are in the logistics and returns protocol.
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Last updated 14-Oct-26 | Curated and authenticated by Coveti
