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As a thank you for all the years of support, The Vintage Frames Company will be running it's first annual boxing day sale. The entire site will be on sale at 30%...

The 1990's brought a very different luxury into fashion. With the dominance of such designer brands as Tiffany, Versace, Chanel, and Cartier new forms of elegance were placed in the...

The Vintage Frames Company Gold Brick Chain is based on our owner Corey Shapiro. Since he was a young boy his grandfather gave him a small brick of gold. It...

The Vintage Frames Company presents the N#1 Snapback White Out Version. This white on white N#1 Cap is an exclusive 50 unit internet release only. Once the hats are sold,...

The simplest of sweatsuit is rather hard to execute. Many small details go into the perfect construction. From fabrics, patterns, and fit, this Dope pack was executed with perfection.  ...

At Vintage Frames Company we accept and welcome all religions. The faith chains although formed with religious symbols are more about the interpretation of acceptance. As you may be well...

As a watch collector, Corey Shapiro founder of The Vintage Frames Company grew up around luxury timepieces. With the growth of Vintage Frames Company, and the constant push for luxury...

I am very proud to announce the launch of the new Vintage Frames Company website. With over a year in development, my staff and I have been working round the clock...

The beauty of Vintage Sunglasses is that it allows each user to see the world in a different light. The most interesting part of life is the differentiation of perception....

  I just sat through a conversation, a painful conversation at that with someone talking about #louboutins. The basis of the discussion was the relentlessness and the lengths that he would...

A wise man think he knows nothing, a fool thinks he knows everything. Objects in the mirror are closer then they may seem, and exterior perceptions are different then interior...

  It's not enough to see forward, it becomes to optimistic. It is too dangerous to walk backward, it rarely allows for optimal progression. The world is in 360 degrees,...