The Archie is entirely made out of Eco acetate, creating a solid frame with rounded tintes glasses to make sure to shield your eyes from the sun. Did you know all of our sunglasses protect your eyes with UV400 filters? If you’re looking for a polarized version of the Archie, make sure to check the Havana Ash colorway.
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ARCHIE - KOMONO
ARCHIE
TROPIC
129,00 €
In stock
Additional information
| Weight | 0,0000 kg |
|---|---|
| Marque | |
| Couleur | TROPIC |
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