Ray Ban Aviator RB 4086
Sunglasses
Features:
* Dimensions: Temple length 133 mm/125 mm
* Model : RAY-BAN RB 4086
* Material: PROPRIONATO
* Type: UNISEX
* The Ray-Ban Casual RB4086 Sunglasses are designed in an
extended aviator shield shape with plastic frame.
* The scratch/impact-resistant lenses ensure 100%:
UV protection & superb optical clarity.
* One of the best-selling brands worldwide, these glasses offer
great European styling and quality Italian materials!
* Durable, lightweight plastic frames
* Plastic stem tips for a comfortable fit
* Scratch / impact resistent lenses reduces glare
* Provides superb optical clarity100%: UV protection
* Polycarbonate lenses absorb up to 70%: of visible light and 100%:
of all UV and some blue light without altering
color relationships
* Base curve
* Adjustable nosepads for a personalized fit
* Sunglasses come with Original Carrying Case, Cleaning Cloth,
and Authenticity Papers :)
Price RM330
Sunglasses
Features:* Dimensions: Temple length 133 mm/125 mm
* Model : RAY-BAN RB 4086
* Material: PROPRIONATO
* Type: UNISEX
* The Ray-Ban Casual RB4086 Sunglasses are designed in an
extended aviator shield shape with plastic frame.
* The scratch/impact-resistant lenses ensure 100%:
UV protection & superb optical clarity.
* One of the best-selling brands worldwide, these glasses offer
great European styling and quality Italian materials!
* Durable, lightweight plastic frames
* Plastic stem tips for a comfortable fit
* Scratch / impact resistent lenses reduces glare
* Provides superb optical clarity100%: UV protection
* Polycarbonate lenses absorb up to 70%: of visible light and 100%:
of all UV and some blue light without altering
color relationships
* Base curve
* Adjustable nosepads for a personalized fit
* Sunglasses come with Original Carrying Case, Cleaning Cloth,
and Authenticity Papers :)
Price RM330
Very attractive color! The Ray-Ban Aviator has become one of the most copied styles in history. The Aviator sunglasses were released in 1936 but these glasses were only available to fighter pilots, and though there was talk at the time for public release, it didn't happen until 1938.
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