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RB4454 1452C5 56 Flacko Sunglasses

Havana Red

Sale price£155.00
  • Moulded bio-based acetate frame in Havana and red
  • Polycarbonate lenses, category 3 with UV filter
  • 56mm lens, 20mm bridge, 145mm temples
  • Rectangular shape
  • Case and cloth included

The Flacko is one of Ray-Ban's newer rectangular shapes, moulded from bio-based acetate rather than the usual petroleum stuff. Havana and red means tortoise on the outside with red coming through the layers, which you only really notice in daylight. The lenses are category 3, so dark enough for a summer that actually turns up.

COLOUR: Havana Red

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Havana Red
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