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Palermo Sunglasses Tortoise Camo
109,90€
In stock, delivery time 1-4 days
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Extended return on Christmas presents until 30/12/2022
Handmade Palermo sunglasses from Nividas, the Swedish eyewear brand offers a wide range of frames and colours, with a promise of competitively priced frames of the best possible quality.
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Product details
• Plastic cellulose acetate frames with a brown tortoiseshell effect.
• Plastic lenses offering 100% UV protection.
• Dark, green-tinted lenses.
• Includes hard case.Product code 22723210Size
• Size 49. -
the product's measurements
Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Dimensions (mm) Sidepiece length 145 Front width 146 Bridge 22 Lens width 49 Lens height 41 -
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About
Nividas Eyewear
Swedish company Nividas aims to offer eyewear that is easily fits your style while giving everyone the chance to see the world without restrictions. The name “Nividas” means “We see” in Esperanto, the language constructed to unite people across cultures and borders.
Production of their frames demands four months of expert craftsmanship and extensive quality controls. The process uses cellulose acetate, an artificial fibre derived from plant cellulose, which gives each pair of frames their own unique style and attitude. From these small blocks of acetate, the front and sidepieces of the frames are then carved out by hand. The company was founded in 2014 by Swedish trio Axel Jacobsson, Sebastian Pruszynski and Maja Kölqvist.
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More from Nividas Eyewear
Swedish company Nividas aims to offer eyewear that is easily fits your style while giving everyone the chance to see the world without restrictions. The name “Nividas” means “We see” in Esperanto, the language constructed to unite people across cultures and borders.
Production of their frames demands four months of expert craftsmanship and extensive quality controls. The process uses cellulose acetate, an artificial fibre derived from plant cellulose, which gives each pair of frames their own unique style and attitude. From these small blocks of acetate, the front and sidepieces of the frames are then carved out by hand. The company was founded in 2014 by Swedish trio Axel Jacobsson, Sebastian Pruszynski and Maja Kölqvist.
