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Olivier - Black Sunglasses
€ 765.24
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Description
Balmain OLIVIER - BLACK (BPS-159A-42) are limited edition round sharp sunglasses, made in Japan. They feature black acetate frame, pyramidal nose bridge, squared rivets embellishment on front and temples, and dark grey lens with 100% UV protection. Limited edition of 500 pieces.
Made in Japan
- Color: white
- Material: acetate
- Lens: dark grey
- Shape: round
- Size: eye 42mm / bridge 28mm / temple 145mm
Made in Japan
- Color: white
- Material: acetate
- Lens: dark grey
- Shape: round
- Size: eye 42mm / bridge 28mm / temple 145mm
Imported
Color: White
Model number: BPS159A42
About the designer
Balmain, founded by a French designer by the same name in the '40s, is renowned for its bold couture collections. Alluring, powerful, dramatic designs have made this fashion house one of the industry's most prestigious names in modern glamour.
Size and fit
Sizes and measurements may vary depending on the style of the item and how the brand fits. If you are not sure about a size or a fit, we recommend trying the product at a nearby luxury boutique.
Shipping and returns
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- You can request a return within 14 days of receiving your order.
- We do not accept returns for underwear, swimwear, fur coats, jewelry, or watches.
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*Please note
The same item may be available on our site from another partner boutique.
The same item may be available on our site from another partner boutique.
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