FEISEDY Kids Sunglasses for Girls Oversized Square Sparkling Party Sun Glasses Lightweight Fashion Shades B0053
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FEISEDY Kids Sunglasses for Girls Oversized Square Sparkling Party Sun Glasses Lightweight Fashion Shades B0053
- OUTSTANDING DESIGN -- FEISEDY retro sunglasses are designed makes you look charming, shiny grooves without rhinestones, they are more lightweight than rhinestone sunglasses, will not burden your head, lightweight and comfortable to wear.
- UV400 PROTECTION - FEISEDY lens provides 100% UV400 Protection,Blocks 100% Harmful UVA,UVB & UVC Rays. Protected your child's eyes from the sun's harmful rays, helping your kid make the most of his/her outdoor moments in safety.
- SOFT NOSE PADS – Nose pads in frame suit any people, reducing the pressure on the nose.
- [Product Dimensions] Lens Width: 40mm(1.57''), Lens Height:40mm(1.57''), Temple Length: 120mm(4.72''), Nose Bridge: 15mm(0.59''), Frame Total Width: 120mm(4.72''). Attention: Manual measure, there may be 1-3mm error.
- FEISEDY is aim to bring you high quality fashion experience in sunshine and nature.
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