Tom Ford Men's Sunglasses - Barron Shiny Black Plastic Square Frame | FT1179 5401N isp-collection-benzo It has rimless round shape

Name: Tom Ford Men's Sunglasses - Barron Shiny Black Plastic Square Frame | FT1179 5401N isp-collection-benzo It has rimless round shape
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SKU: 24098148737
Price: 108.97 USD
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Tom Ford Men's Sunglasses Barron Shiny Black Plastic Square Frame FT1179 5401N isp collection benzo It has rimless round shape It has rimless round shape frame along with a Gucci logo at the temple index and Arabic numeral hour markers and white accents silver tone and black luminous sword shaped hands for optimum legibility 20mm bridge size These stylish sunglasses features plastic green lens

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