Oakley sunglasses case/box as new never used 16 cm wide 7 cm tall this original Oakley sunglasses case has never been used comes with original cardboard box 
The history of Oakley sunglasses is marked by a series of innovations that have made the brand a leader in sports performance eyewear: 
 
1975: Jim Jannard starts the company in his garage with $300 and names it after his dog, Oakley Anne. He sells motorcycle parts, including grips, out of the back of his car at motocross events. 
 
1980: Jannard releases the O-Frame goggles, which become a favorite with motocross stars. 
 
1983: Oakley begins selling ski goggles based on the O-Frame design. 
 
1984: Oakley releases the Factory Pilot Eyeshades, the brand's first sunglasses, which are made from a new, nearly unbreakable material called Zytel. 
 
1985: Oakley releases the Frogskin, a more casual sunglass style. 
 
1986: Bicycle racer Greg LeMond wears Oakley Eyeshades at the Tour de France. 
 
1995: Oakley goes public and raises $230 million. 
 
2007: Luxottica, the world's largest eyewear manufacturer and retailer, acquires Oakley for $2.1 billion. 
 
Oakley has since expanded its brand to include clothing, shoes, and accessories. The company continues to rely on research and development to create sunglasses that enhance sports performance.