Salvatore Ferragamo Women's Sunglasses - Transparent Brown Plastic Frame | SF1058S 232 ASIN-B08KKPWBNT It has half rim rectangular

Name: Salvatore Ferragamo Women's Sunglasses - Transparent Brown Plastic Frame | SF1058S 232 ASIN-B08KKPWBNT It has half rim rectangular
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SKU: 99883497381
Price: 80.63 USD
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Salvatore Ferragamo Women's Sunglasses Transparent Brown Plastic Frame SF1058S 232 ASIN B08KKPWBNT It has half rim rectangular It has half rim rectangular shape frame along with a Adensco logo at the temple Nautica N6247S 215 sunglasses are easy to wear with fixed nose pads for a more secure and comfortable fit 20 mm bridge size These stylish sunglasses features plastic grey gradient lens

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