O'Neill Sunglasses ONS-OFFSHORE 104P 55 Kids Glasses 140 (mm) Gender Women Colour DSDYK1706 50534

Name: O'Neill Sunglasses ONS-OFFSHORE 104P 55 Kids Glasses 140 (mm) Gender Women Colour DSDYK1706 50534
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 40858568154
Price: 99.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.351 (6 reviews)

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O'Neill Sunglasses ONS OFFSHORE 104P 55 Kids Glasses 140 (mm) Gender Women Colour DSDYK1706 50534 140 (mm) Gender Women Colour Code 86W Frame Colour Multicolour Frame Material Metal & Plastic Shape Cat Eye Lens Colour Blue Lens Width 49mm Bridge Width 21mm Temple Length 140mm Size 49 21 140 Main Colour Turquoise Lens Material Plastic Lens Effect Mirrored & Gradient UV Protection 100% UVA & UVB Lens Height 47mm Included Branded Case ©DesignerShadesDirect Lens Colour: BlueLens Material: PlasticLens Effect: MirroredFilter Category: 1 & 3Protection: 100% UVA & UVBExtra: Exchangeable Lenses Lens Width: Bridge Width:

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