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Ted Baker Eyeglasses Gold Browline TB4343 002 55 Men Aviator 140 (mm) Gender Women Colour DSDYK1706 50534
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Ted Baker Eyeglasses Gold Browline TB4343 002 55 Men Aviator 140 (mm) Gender Women Colour DSDYK1706 50534 140 (mm) Gender Women Colour Code 298 Frame Colour Rose Frame Material Acetate Shape Square Lens Colour Demo Glasses Lens Width 51mm Bridge Width 18mm Temple Length 140mm Size 51 18 140 Main Colour Rose Lens Material Plastic Lens Height 40mm Included Neutral Pouch ©DesignerShadesDirect Gender Women Shipment Includes Branded Case Main Colour Gold Frame Colour Gold Frame Material Stainless Steel Rim Style Half Rim Lenses Colour Demo Glasses Lenses Material Plastic Lenses Effect No Extra Lenses Height 45 Frame Width 135 Filter Category None Protection None Spring Hinge No Extra No Extra Style Aviator Temples Length 140 Bridge Width 19 Lenses Width 51 Lens Width: Bridge Width:
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