Michael KorsLadies Round Silver Sunglasses
R1,999
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About
Add some luxury to your look with a pair of Michael Kors sunglasses. Inspired by the latest trends and most popular styles, Michael Kors designer sunglasses are a great addition to any wardrobe.
Product Features
- Brand: Michael Kors
- Gender: Women
- Year: 2021
- Prescription Range: -7.00 ~ +7.00
- Frame Colour: Light Gold & Silver
- Frame Shape: Cat Eye
- Frame Style: Full Rim
- Frame Material: Metal
- Lens Material: Plastic
- Lens Color: Light Grey
- Manufacturer: Luxottica
- UV Protection: Category 3
- Progressive Suitability: Yes
- Size: 59-16-140mm
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