Dolce & Gabbana
Dolce & Gabbana DG2081 Gold Aviator Sunglasses Tortoise Brown Gradient Made in Italy Y2K
Dolce & Gabbana DG2081 Gold Aviator Sunglasses Tortoise Brown Gradient Made in Italy Y2K
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The DG2081 is a gold aviator from Dolce & Gabbana's Y2K catalogue, dated 2010 on the original booklet, paired with tortoise brown gradient lenses for a warmer spin on the classic aviator shape. This one comes as close to deadstock as vintage gets.
THE DETAILS
- Brand: Dolce & Gabbana
- Style/Model: DG2081
- Colour: Gold frame, tortoise brown gradient lenses
- Made: Italy
- Comes with: box, hard case, cleaning cloth, and booklet (dated Italia 2010)
CONDITION
Excellent, near-deadstock condition. There are no noticeable scratches or stains on the glasses themselves. This pair comes complete with its full original kit — box, hard case, cleaning cloth, and booklet, all dated Italia 2010. The hard case is peeling on the exterior; the glasses inside are unaffected.
All items at Aurelissi are personally sourced, authenticated, and described with care. Photographs show the actual item. Please message with any questions before purchasing — I'm happy to share additional photos or measurements.
SHIPPING: Ships within 3 business days, tracked, via Japan Post. Free shipping on orders over $300; a flat $20 shipping fee applies on orders under $300. Delivery typically takes 10–20 days depending on destination — please allow up to 3 weeks for international orders.
CANCELLATIONS: Cancellation requests are accepted within 24 hours of purchase, provided the order hasn't yet been packaged or shipped. Please message me as soon as possible if your plans change.
RETURNS: Returns are accepted only if an item arrives not as described. Every listing includes detailed condition notes and multiple photographs, with frame measurements included where available and provided on request otherwise — please review these, and ask if anything's unclear, before purchasing. Returns are not accepted for change of mind, sizing, or fit. If requesting a return on the basis of damage or a discrepancy, a short unboxing video is strongly encouraged — it isn't required, but it helps resolve the request quickly and smoothly.
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