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Ray-Ban RB3648M The Marshal II Hexagonal Sunglasses, Black/Polarized G-15 Green, 52 mm
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Ray-Ban RB3648M The Marshal II Hexagonal Features
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rb3648m the marshall II sunglasses: These unisex Ray-Ban sunglasses feature a plastic lined metallic metal frame with a double bridge, flat temples and modern hexagonal shaped lenses
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100% UV protection: to protect your eyes from harmful UV rays, these sunglasses include lenses that are coated with 100% uv protection
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Polarized Lenses: Ray-Ban polarized lenses block 99% of the reflected light, eliminate glare, increase visual clarity, reduce eye strain and enhance contrast
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Case & Lens cloth included: Each pair of Ray-Ban sunglasses come with a case and lens cloth to clean and protect them from scratches and damage
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About Ray-Ban RB3648M The Marshal II Hexagonal
Description A new member of the Ray-Ban general family, the marshall ii hexagonal sunglasses feature a durable metallic metal frame with a bold, new hexagonal shape and signature details like a flat double bridge and temples for a distinctive look. Available in a variety of plastic-lined, metallic metal frame colors, including black, gunmetal and gold, and paired with solid, polarized or gradient lenses, the Ray-Ban marshall ii unisex sunglasses make an instant impact. Ray-Ban lenses are coated with 100% uv protection to help protect your eyes against harmful UV rays and reduce eye strain when worn. Each pair of Ray-Ban sunglasses come with a Cleaning cloth and case to clean, protect and store your sunglasses. Ray-Ban products sold by authorized sellers, like amazon.Com, are eligible for all manufacturer warranties and guarantees.
