Costa Del Mar Canaveral 6002 Sunglasses Color:600223 - Grey - Green Mirror Available in striking colorways including K_LILL_AMNA_SE_48

Name: Costa Del Mar Canaveral 6002 Sunglasses Color:600223 - Grey - Green Mirror Available in striking colorways including K_LILL_AMNA_SE_48
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 34912846468
Price: 161.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3861 (5 reviews)

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Costa Del Mar Canaveral 6002 Sunglasses Color:600223 Grey Green Mirror Available in striking colorways including K_LILL_AMNA_SE_48 Available in striking colorways including cognac gold and red gold (as shown) Classy Kate Spade Judyann designer sunglasses made with acetate frame Both lens materials are 100% polarized to kill reflected glare and provide 100% UV protection The Costa Del Mar Canaveral 6002 sunglasses bring navigator inspired style and serious fishing performance together in an ultralight titanium frame

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