Ferdy Beige unisex polarised sunglasses
Ferdy plays it safe – a classic shape that suits everyone, complemented by polarised lenses made from TAC material. They offer you a calm view without glare, richer…
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Ferdy plays it safe – a classic shape that suits everyone, complemented by polarised lenses made from TAC material. They offer you a calm view without glare, richer colours and pleasant contrast even in bright sunlight. Whether you're by the water, in the mountains or behind the wheel, with Ferdy you'll see the world more sharply. Thanks to their lightweight design, you'll barely feel them, and the bio-cellulose in the lenses will please the planet too.
- Bio polarised lenses
- Protective case and cleaning cloth free
- Glare reduction - you see sharper and without dazzle
- Ideal for long-term wear without eye fatigue
| Size | 49 x 143 x 150 mm |
| Material | Plastic |
| Weight | 27 g |
| Pattern | Multicolour |
| Properties | Polarizing glass, UV protection |
| Eyeglass frame colour | Brown, Beige |
| Eyeglass lens colour | Black |
| Lens type | Transparent |
| Shape | Square |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Warranty | 24 months |
Delivery up to 3 working days. You can pay by cash on delivery, transfering the money or online.
In case of any questions do not hesitate to inform our customer service info@vuch.com.
Gift packing
Small cloth
Protective case
Polarized
Unisex
UV 400
Polarised Sunglasses
Sunglasses with polarised TAC material lenses reduce glare from water, roads and glass, enhance contrast and add depth to colours. Thanks to their low weight, they fit perfectly and don't press even during all-day wear. The lenses are also partially made from BIO materials, making them kinder to the planet. And because we know that sunglasses need to be looked after, you'll receive a case and cleaning cloth free of charge.
Gift wrapping
At VUCH, we pack every order in a beautiful gift box with a bow, so that unwrapping is a joy, whether for yourself or as a gift for someone close to you.
No worries about packing.
