Tom Ford Men's Sunglasses - Shiny Light Brown Acetate Full Rim Frame | FT1286-K 45A isp-collection-prestige in a silver tone cable

Name: Tom Ford Men's Sunglasses - Shiny Light Brown Acetate Full Rim Frame | FT1286-K 45A isp-collection-prestige in a silver tone cable
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SKU: 46966353092
Price: 198.84 USD
Availability: InStock
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Tom Ford Men's Sunglasses Shiny Light Brown Acetate Full Rim Frame FT1286 K 45A isp collection prestige in a silver tone cable in a silver tone cable accented two tone rose gold ion plated solid stainless steel case Guess GU50179 032 eyeglasses are easy to wear with adjustable nose pads for a more secure and comfortable fit 20 mm bridge size These stylish sunglasses features plastic smoke grey lens

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