BER POLISHED WALNUT DARK GREY - polished walnut
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About this product
- Brand
- Local Supply
- Store
- David Jones
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Sunglasses
- SKU
- 9348056013522
Specifications
- Frame colour
- polished walnut
Local Supply BER Polished Walnut Dark Grey women oval plant-based polarized sunglassesBER (Berlin) is where old meets new, for those who move between classic and cutting-edge. A sleek 90’s oval frame with minimalist lines and underground energy - Bauhaus precision with Berghain attitude. It’s a bold look that suits most face shapes - oversized on narrow faces and wide enough for larger faces - with a universal fit nose bridge and spring hinges for all-day comfort. Regular FitDimensions - Lens (W) 54MM, Bridge (W) 19.5MM, Temple (L) 145MMLocal Supply Basics are engineered for everyday wear, featuring ultra-light frames constructed from Swiss plant-based resin.Plant-based resin frames made using zero-waste injection process Plant-based resin is made in Switzerland using castor plants grown in semi-arid areas without competing with food crops for land produces 50% less carbon emissions than typical crude-oil based plastic frames Snap-back spring hinges reduce pressure on temples and provide the perfect fit Super flexible, ultra-lightweight and hypoallergenic for maximum comfort Polarized lenses cut glare, providing the best optical clarity (note gradient and light lenses are not polarized) 100% UV protection Category 3 lenses, tested and labelled according to the Australian/New Zealand standard as/nzs 1067.1:2016Care InstructionsClean your sunglasses by gently rubbing them with a lens cleaning cloth and a liquid cleaner specifically designed for eyewear lenses; avoid submerging your sunglasses in water, especially while swimming; contact with chemical products (including sunscreen) may damage your sunglasses.
