Seachoice YP120073000000 | "Oceanbreeze" Polarized Ladies' Sunglasses Frame: Shiny Black Lens: Smoke Gradient seachoice-plated-ss-phillips-machine-screw-flat-head Model Number: MPI# 400-3006

Name: Seachoice YP120073000000 | "Oceanbreeze" Polarized Ladies' Sunglasses Frame: Shiny Black Lens: Smoke Gradient seachoice-plated-ss-phillips-machine-screw-flat-head Model Number: MPI# 400-3006
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Seachoice YP120073000000 "Oceanbreeze" Polarized Ladies' Sunglasses Frame: Shiny Black Lens: Smoke Gradient seachoice plated ss phillips machine screw flat head Model Number: MPI# 400 3006 Model Number: MPI# 400 3006 Color Red The classic rectangular shape is universally flattering and polarized lenses eliminate glare to give you a clear view without eye fatigue

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