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Ted Baker Sunglasses TB1443 Perry 001 Black and Pink Brown Grey Blue Ultraviolet ensuring a luxurious feel with Dark Grey Chromance Polarized

SKU 64935901969

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Ted Baker Sunglasses TB1443 Perry 001 Black and Pink Brown Grey Blue Ultraviolet ensuring a luxurious feel with Dark Grey Chromance Polarized ensuring a luxurious feel with every wear Ray Ban Sunglasses Aviator 3025 112 85 Matt Gold Brown Gradient were originally designed in 1936 for US military pilots and have since become one of the most iconic sunglasses models in the world

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