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Fendi Acetate Sunglasses in Havana Pattern - Brown. Size all.

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Fendi Acetate Sunglasses in Havana Pattern - Brown. Size all. Acetate frames. Made in Italy. Lens measures approx 52mm. Bridge measures approx 23mm. Arm measures approx 150mm. Gold-tone logo on arms. Adjustable gold-tone plastic nose pads. Includes cleaning cloth and hard faux leather case. FEND-WA114. 0458/G/S. About the designer: Originally launched in Rome around 1918 as shop specializing in fur and leather, today Fendi offers a variety of luxury goods including ready-to-wear, accessories, eyewear, luggage, and home furnishings. Karl Lagerfeld joined the brand in 1966 as the creative director, designing the famous double F logo.

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Fendi Acetate Sunglasses in Havana Pattern - Brown. Size all. Acetate frames. Made in Italy. Lens measures approx 52mm. Bridge measures approx 23mm. Arm measures approx 150mm. Gold-tone logo on arms. Adjustable gold-tone plastic nose pads. Includes cleaning cloth and hard faux leather case. FEND-WA114. 0458/G/S. About the designer: Originally launched in Rome around 1918 as shop specializing in fur and leather, today Fendi offers a variety of luxury goods including ready-to-wear, accessories, eyewear, luggage, and home furnishings. Karl Lagerfeld joined the brand in 1966 as the creative director, designing the famous double F logo.

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Fendi Acetate Sunglasses in Havana Pattern - Brown. Size all. Acetate frames. Made in Italy. Lens measures approx 52mm. Bridge measures approx 23mm. Arm measures approx 150mm. Gold-tone logo on arms. Adjustable gold-tone plastic nose pads. Includes cleaning cloth and hard faux leather case. FEND-WA114. 0458/G/S. About the designer: Originally launched in Rome around 1918 as shop specializing in fur and leather, today Fendi offers a variety of luxury goods including ready-to-wear, accessories, eyewear, luggage, and home furnishings. Karl Lagerfeld joined the brand in 1966 as the creative director, designing the famous double F logo.