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Timberland Glasses Frames Men's Blue Metal Rectangular TB1735 091 57mm Cat Eye Frame Colour: Multicolour DSDYK1706 50534
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Timberland Glasses Frames Men's Blue Metal Rectangular TB1735 091 57mm Cat Eye Frame Colour: Multicolour DSDYK1706 50534 Frame Colour: Multicolour 135 (mm) Gender Women Colour Code 052 Frame Colour Brown Frame Material Metal & Plastic Shape Round Lens Width 51mm Bridge Width 21mm Temple Length 135mm Size 51 21 135 Main Colour Brown Lens Height 44mm Included Branded Guess Case ©DesignerShadesDirect Gender Men Main colour Blue Extra No extra Frame colour Blue Frame material Metal Lenses colour Demo glasses Lenses material Plastic Filter category None Style Rectangle Lenses effect No Extra Protection None Size 57 16 145 Lenses width 57 Lenses height 36 Bridge width 16 Frame width 140 Temples length 145 Spring hinge Yes Shipment includes Branded case Rim style Half Rim
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