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Taylor Morris Eyeglasses Brown Round SW13 C2 48mm Optical Frames Gender Women Main Colour Blue DSDYK1706 50534
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Taylor Morris Eyeglasses Brown Round SW13 C2 48mm Optical Frames Gender Women Main Colour Blue DSDYK1706 50534 Gender Women Main Colour Blue Frame Colour Blue Frame Material Metal Rim Style Full Rim Lenses Colour Demo Glasses Lenses Material Plastic Lenses Effect No Extra Lenses Width 50 Lenses Height 44 Bridge Width 17 Frame Width 130 Temples Length 140 Filter Category None Protection None Spring Hinge No Extra No Extra Shipment Includes Branded Soft Case Style Round 135 (mm) Gender Women Colour Code 53F Frame Colour Brown Frame Material Plastic Shape Butterfly Lens Colour Brown Lens Width 63mm Bridge Width 14mm Temple Length 135mm Size 63 14 135 Main Colour Brown Lens Material Plastic Lens Effect Gradient UV Protection 100% UVA & UVB Lens Height 55mm Included Tom Ford Branded Case Country of Origin Italy ©DesignerShadesDirect Lens Width: Bridge Width:
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