Sun-faded style, coastal energy—built to move with you.
The OBDLO™ Del Mar 92014 Oversized Tee is a perfect fusion of vintage wash and modern attitude. Designed with a relaxed, oversized fit, this acid-washed tee channels the effortless energy of Del Mar’s sunsets and ocean breeze. It’s worn-in from day one, with a naturally faded look that makes every piece uniquely yours.
Crafted from premium heavyweight cotton, this tee delivers exceptional softness, durability, and breathability. Whether layered or worn solo, it’s a statement of understated confidence, designed for those who move differently.
🌅 Why Choose OBDLO™ Del Mar 92014 Tee?
✅ Premium Acid-Washed Cotton – Faded to perfection for a vintage feel.
✅ Oversized Fit – Relaxed silhouette for effortless movement.
✅ Breathable & Soft Fabric – Built for comfort in any season.
✅ Inspired by Del Mar’s Energy – A reflection of West Coast minimalism.
✅ Timeless Aesthetic – Wear it now, wear it forever.
Built for the coast. Designed to live in.
CRAFTSMANSHIP & MATERIALS
Precision-engineered. Handcrafted Excellence.
Every frame is crafted using a meticulous process that combines hand-finishing techniques with high-end materials like premium acetate, titanium, and precision-cut lenses. Designed for those who demand quality beyond the ordinary, each piece undergoes rigorous inspection to meet the OBDLO™ standard of excellence.
LIMITED RELEASE
Not Mass-Produced. Designed for the Few.
Every design is released in limitedquantities, ensuring exclusivity and rarity. At OBDLO™, we believe true luxury is about presence, not excess. These frames are not restocked, not mass-produced, and exist only in carefully curated, small-batch productions. Once sold out, they are gone forever.
BORN & RAISED IN DEL MAR, CALIFORNIA.
Born in Del Mar. Designed for the World.
Inspired by California’s effortless elegance, every pair embodies the balance between timeless design and modern sophistication.Locally designed and conceptualized in Del Mar, OBDLO™ eyewear captures the essence of movement, intention, and architectural beauty—creating frames that are more than an accessory, they are a statement of identity.
