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Longchamp LO774S Striped Brown Square Sunglasses for Men, 54mm

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Longchamp LO774S Striped Brown Square Sunglasses for Men, 54mmFrom morning commute to weekend errands the 54mm Longchamp LO774S men's sunglasses pair a Brown Striped frame with matching lenses for a coordinated look. The modified rectangle silhouette flatters a range of face shapes, while the lightweight 80g build stays comfortable through daily driving and outdoor wear. The coordinated Brown Striped tone pairs easily with most outfits, suiting commutes and weekend outings alike. Elevated Longchamp Style: Step

From morning commute to weekend errands — the 54mm Longchamp LO774S men's sunglasses pair a Brown Striped frame with matching lenses for a coordinated look. The modified rectangle silhouette flatters a range of face shapes, while the lightweight 80g build stays comfortable through daily driving and outdoor wear. The coordinated Brown Striped tone pairs easily with most outfits, suiting commutes and weekend outings alike.

  • Elevated Longchamp Style: Step out with confidence, showcasing the understated luxury and impeccable design synonymous with Longchamp.
  • Sophisticated Striped Brown: Add a versatile and distinctive touch to your ensemble with frames that complement any occasion.
  • Contemporary Modified Rectangle: Achieve a sharp, modern aesthetic that flatters a range of face shapes, enhancing your personal style.
  • Tailored for Men: Enjoy a comfortable and secure fit, specifically designed to meet the contours and needs of the modern man.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Longchamp
  • Model Number: LO774S
  • Frame Color: Brown Striped
  • Style: Modern
  • Lens Color: Striped Brown
  • Lens Width (mm): 54
  • Bridge Width (mm): 17
  • Temple Length (mm): 140
  • Gender: Men’s
  • Weight: 80
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