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Max Mara Sunglasses Grey Square Metal MM0054 12B 61mm Gradient Aviator 145 (mm) Gender Unisex Colour DSDYK1706 50534
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Max Mara Sunglasses Grey Square Metal MM0054 12B 61mm Gradient Aviator 145 (mm) Gender Unisex Colour DSDYK1706 50534 145 (mm) Gender Unisex Colour Code N Frame Colour Brown Frame Material Acetate Shape Rectangle Lens Colour Demo Glasses Lens Width 52mm Bridge Width 17mm Temple Length 145mm Size 52 17 145 Main Colour Brown Lens Material Plastic Lens Height 43mm Included Branded Case ©DesignerShadesDirect 130 (mm) Gender Women Colour Code 30F Frame Colour Gold Frame Material Metal Shape Square Lens Colour Brown Lens Width 59mm Bridge Width 17mm Temple Length 130mm Size 59 17 130 Main Colour Gold Lens Material Plastic Lens Effect Gradient UV Protection 100% UVA & UVB Lens Height 57mm Included Branded Case Country of Origin China ©DesignerShadesDirect Lens Width: Bridge Width:
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