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Guess Sunglasses Red Square Grey Gradient GU00165 66B 59mm Men's Eyeglasses 140 (mm) Gender Women Colour DSDYK1706 50534
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Guess Sunglasses Red Square Grey Gradient GU00165 66B 59mm Men's Eyeglasses 140 (mm) Gender Women Colour DSDYK1706 50534 140 (mm) Gender Women Colour Code C2 Frame Colour Brown Frame Material Acetate & Metal Shape Panto Lens Colour Demo Glasses Lens Width 54mm Bridge Width 16mm Temple Length 140mm Size 54 16 140 Main Colour Brown Lens Material Plastic Lens Height 45mm Included Branded Case ©DesignerShadesDirect 135 (mm) Gender Unisex Colour Code 52N Frame Colour Brown Frame Material Plastic Shape Rectangle Lens Colour Green Lens Width 62mm Bridge Width 16mm Temple Length 135mm Size 62 16 135 Lens Material Plastic UV Protection 100% UVA & UVB Lens Height 41mm Included Branded Guess Case Country of Origin China ©DesignerShadesDirect Lens Width: Bridge Width:
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