CHC Sunglasses Model Pills I Buffalo Horn

CHC Sunglasses Model Pills I Buffalo Horn In the early 2010s, CHC made certain “Pills” glasses models using natural buffalo horn for the temple tips (end pieces) . These weren’t mass-produced parts—they were hand-shaped, organic materials , which required special care and even conditioning to prevent drying or cracking. Because CHC already focuses on handcrafted, small-batch production with exotic materials like horn, ebony, and precious metals, those versions were made in very limited quantities to begin with. Over time, CHC moved away from horn on many models—especially for durability, consistency, and easier production—so current versions typically use plastic/acetate end tips instead rather than natural horn. Lens - Whiskey Gradient Origin - Made in Japan Size - A-53mm B-22mm C-40mm D-144mm The CHC eyewear comes in a luxurious black leather zip case, crafted from supple premium leather and embossed with the iconic cross motif—delivering bold protection with unmistakable CHC craftsmanship. CHC is not just a brand—it’s a world of its own. Founded in 1988 in Los Angeles, it redefined luxury by merging handcrafted perfection with unapologetic rebellion. Uncompromising in both craftsmanship and attitude, CHC stands at the crossroads of rock culture, gothic artistry, and elite design, forging a category of luxury that refuses to be categorized. Every CHC piece is individually handcrafted in Japan by master artisans using premium acetate, 925 sterling silver, titanium, and exotic leathers. From eyewear to fine jewelry, each creation is adorned with signature iconography—daggers, fleur-de-lis, crosses, and scroll engravings—each an emblem of a brand that speaks not just in fashion, but in philosophy. What sets CHC apart is not just its materials or exclusivity—it’s the culture of rarity. These are not mass-produced products. They are expressions of identity, worn by those who demand authenticity, who collect pieces like heirlooms, and who define luxury not by logos but by legacy, craftsmanship, and subversive style. To own CHC is to reject the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary. It is art you wear, attitude you carry, and a statement that you’re not here to fit in—you’re here to stand apart.