Product details
Luxury Polygonal Double Bridge Sunglasses for Men & Women
Polygonal lenses and a double bridge give these metal-frame sunglasses a distinctive retro outline. Polycarbonate lenses and several frame-and-lens color labels complete the design.
- Polygonal shape with double bridge
- Metal frame and polycarbonate lenses
- Size reference: 5.6 × 5.5 × 1.6 in
Geometry with a double-bridge detail
The angular lens shape adds definition beside a simple tee or a tailored collar. Two bridge lines make the metal-frame silhouette more noticeable without relying on a thick border.
Angles instead of curves
The polygonal outline introduces a sharper accessory shape than round lenses. Pair it with a plain shirt or jacket when you want one geometric detail to lead the overall look.
A bridge worth noticing
The double bridge creates an extra horizontal line above the nose. It gives the frame its retro-inspired identity and adds detail even when the selected lens color is understated.
Color combinations to consider
Gold, silver, black and mixed-color labels offer several directions for outfit pairing. Check the chosen frame-and-lens combination so the finish works with your clothes and other accessories.
- Frame
- Metal
- Lenses
- Polycarbonate
- Design
- Polygonal lenses, double bridge
- Size reference
- 5.6 × 5.5 × 1.6 in; dimension axes not defined
- Weight
- 1.5 oz
- Current selections
- Gold Yellow, Black, Silver Transparent, Silver Yellow, Silver - Black, Black blue, Green Yellow, Gold Black, Tawny, Blue pink, Blue Mercury, Black Transparent, Silver Mercury
Choose your fit
The original description refers to 14 colors, while 13 selections are currently shown. The size axes are unspecified; confirm width, bridge and temple measurements for fit. Mirror finish, UV protection and CE are claimed without supplied test or certification documents; confirm the selected lens specification. No impact-safety or driving rating is established.
Do the listed dimensions identify the bridge size?
No. The 5.6 × 5.5 × 1.6 in reference does not label its axes, and a separate bridge measurement is not supplied.
Does polycarbonate establish a safety rating?
No. Lens material alone does not establish tested impact protection.
