Description
An on-trend shape and captivating colours characterise these Polaroid sunglasses, the perfect look for contemporary men and women. In a brown hue, the essential rectangular stainless steel frames combine with the prominent form of the black polycarbonate temples. A pop of collar accents the very tip of the ends, while copper polarized lenses and adjustable nose pads make these versatile glasses suitable for any face shape.
Technical Details
- Square-shaped sunglasses for men and women
- Brown stainless steel front
- Black polycarbonate temples
- Print logo on temples
- Triacetate polarized lenses
- Copper lenses
- Adjustable nose pads
- SKU: 203156R6054HE
PLD 6120/S
An on-trend shape and captivating colours characterise these Polaroid sunglasses, the perfect look for contemporary men and women. In a brown hue, the essential rectangular stainless steel frames combine with the prominent form of the black polycarbonate temples. A pop of collar accents the very tip of the ends, while copper polarized lenses and adjustable nose pads make these versatile glasses suitable for any face shape.
- Square-shaped sunglasses for men and women
- Brown stainless steel front
- Black polycarbonate temples
- Print logo on temples
- Triacetate polarized lenses
- Copper lenses
- Adjustable nose pads
- SKU: 203156R6054HE
Frame size information
The frame size is expressed with 3 measurements: lens width, bridge width and temple length
54 -
16 -
145
Lens Width
This is the horizontal width of each lens at its widest point. It typically ranges from 40mm to 60mm (1.6 to 2.4 inches approximately).
54 -
16 -
145
Bridge Width
This is the distance between your two lenses. In short, the bridge width is the space where your frames fit against your nose. The size of this piece ranges from 14mm to 24mm (0.55 to 0.95 inches approximately).
54 -
16 -
145
Temple Length
This is the length of the temple from each screw to its temple tip, including the bend that sits on your ear. The temple is typically 120mm to 150mm long (4.7 to 5.9 inches approximately).
To ensure your frames fit perfectly, first determine which size is best for you - we suggest you start by measuring a pair you already own.