The wayfarer shape design feature a full rim metal frame. This model is available in thirty one different color combinations and sizes. The 4713 Margit K. model from Andy Wolf is a tribute to individuality and classic style, named to evoke a sense of personal connection and timeless appeal. It is crafted for those who appreciate eyewear that tells a story, blending personal expression with a hint of nostalgia. This model is distinguished by its unique design cues and the exceptional quality that Andy Wolf is known for, making it an ideal choice for individuals seeking a blend of character, comfort, and lasting style.

The Andy Wolf brand acts as a guarantor of the reliability of its products and with each new collection, it amazes the most creative fantasies of its fans. The number one material for Andy Wolf frames is cellulose acetate. The Austrians use Italian plastic because it is known to be the best in the world. For the manufacture of multilayer frames, sheets of cellulose acetate are first cut into thin long plates, then they are laid in the desired sequence, after which they are pressed again under the influence of temperature and pressure, obtaining a monolithic sheet eight mm thick at the output. This thickness allows to cut out the entire frame from the sheet and do without additionally gluing nose pads to it. Monolithic frames, on which you will never find traces of glue, are the hallmark of Andy Wolf’s products. Another distinguishing feature is the absence of a logo on the frames. This is the principle position of the company, the founders believe that the focus should always be on the person, and not on his or her frame. And as customers begin to think about their own individuality and style, this philosophy seems more and more attractive to them.