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More information about In Style Eyes C Moore Bifocal Progressive Reading Sunglasses - Wired Aviator Style Metal Frame - Non-Polarized Lens

Care instructions: Hand wash with mild soap, air dry, store in a cool dry place.
Origin: Imported

entire-day protection - Designed for long-term wear, these No Line Bifocal Sunglass Progressive Readers have UV 400 providing all-day protection from the bright sun while helping you to see up close at the same time.
vintage Multifocal Sunglasses - C Moore Progressive Reading Sunglasses for women and men are made with high-quality lenses and classic sharp aviator-style metal frames. Designed with lens power ranging from 1.0x to 3.5x, they look superb on anyone's face.
One size fits highly - These Progressive Sunglasses for women and men have a medium-rated tint and are one size fits most. The frames come in Pewter and Gold, and are a timeless sharp aviator style. The aspheric lenses are 63mm wide.
superb for outdoor activities - These non-polarized bifocal sunglasses for men and women are lightweight and tough. Perfect for spending a day out on the lake fishing or reading the newspaper at an outdoor cafe or any outdoor situation where you need to read or see close up.
Be in style with In Style Eyes - Recover your love for reading while being in style. In Style Eyes takes pride in designing high-quality and sophisticated solutions to common eyesight needs. Reading glasses aren't just for the little old lady set. All frames are designed to keep you looking au courant no matter what your age. If you have macular degeneration or cataracts, a visit to your ophthalmologist can help you determine which magnification is leading for you.