Loewe Anagram Sunglasses in Ivory & Gradient Brown - Ivory. Size all.
Color
Brown
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
Loewe Anagram Sunglasses in Ivory & Gradient Brown - Ivory. Size all. Acetate frames with beveled metal inner rim. Made in Italy. Temple/arm length approx. 140 mm. Lens width approx. 53 mm. Bridge width approx. 19 mm. Includes soft leather pouch. LOEW-WG118. LW40181I@5125F. About the designer: One of the world’s major luxury houses, Loewe is defined by the modernity of its past, an unwavering confidence in the present, and a firm look forward. Loewe was founded in Spain in 1846, where its world-renowned leather goods continue to be manufactured around the core pillars of craftsmanship, progress and unequalled expertise with leather.
Details
Loewe Anagram Sunglasses in Ivory & Gradient Brown - Ivory. Size all. Acetate frames with beveled metal inner rim. Made in Italy. Temple/arm length approx. 140 mm. Lens width approx. 53 mm. Bridge width approx. 19 mm. Includes soft leather pouch. LOEW-WG118. LW40181I@5125F. About the designer: One of the world’s major luxury houses, Loewe is defined by the modernity of its past, an unwavering confidence in the present, and a firm look forward. Loewe was founded in Spain in 1846, where its world-renowned leather goods continue to be manufactured around the core pillars of craftsmanship, progress and unequalled expertise with leather.
Loewe Anagram Sunglasses in Ivory & Gradient Brown - Ivory. Size all. Acetate frames with beveled metal inner rim. Made in Italy. Temple/arm length approx. 140 mm. Lens width approx. 53 mm. Bridge width approx. 19 mm. Includes soft leather pouch. LOEW-WG118. LW40181I@5125F. About the designer: One of the world’s major luxury houses, Loewe is defined by the modernity of its past, an unwavering confidence in the present, and a firm look forward. Loewe was founded in Spain in 1846, where its world-renowned leather goods continue to be manufactured around the core pillars of craftsmanship, progress and unequalled expertise with leather.
