PradaUnisex Sunglasses (Multiple Options Available)
R1,999
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About
Prada was born in 1913 in Milan and soon became one of the world’s most prominent luxury brand. Prada is known for its exquisite craftsmanship and this excellence is also embedded in the eyewear collection - Prada uses only the finest materials to make its frames both sophisticated and fun.
Prada is unparalleled when it comes to luxury fashion. Each pair of sunglasses captures the essence of contemporary elegance and vintage sophistication. With so many colours and iconic frames to choose from, you will have no problem finding the pair for you. Show the world your great style with your own Prada sunglasses.
Product Features
- Sunglasses include an individual case
- Lenses are engineered to block 100% of harmful UV rays
- Model numbers:
- Havana - PR06TS-VAU1I0
- Cinema Panthos - PR23SS-USE1C0
- Teddy Pilot - PR58OS-ZVN2H2
- Brown in Brown - PR58US-31D3D0
- Gunmetal - PR61SS-1B03M1
- Burgundy Bordeaux - PR63TS-VIY6X1
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