Lot 66945147102

Tom Ford Men's Square Sunglasses TF751 Dax 01V Black 50mm Color:01v * Blank Gift Note to Color:simulated sapphire

Name: Tom Ford Men's Square Sunglasses TF751 Dax 01V Black 50mm Color:01v * Blank Gift Note to Color:simulated sapphire
Brand: gunnchiropractic.com
SKU: 66945147102
Price: 114.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0936 (8 reviews)

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Tom Ford Men's Square Sunglasses TF751 Dax 01V Black 50mm Color:01v * Blank Gift Note to Color:simulated sapphire * Blank Gift Note to write her a heartfelt message Shining in polished sterling silver with textural links The Acetate frame is characterized by tapered temples that feature the brand's iconic gold "T" accents through the hinge Providing 100% UV protection from the sun's harmful rays these sunglasses are functional in addition to being fashionable

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