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Drew Mama Black - R ( 53 )
Retrosuperfuture Drew Mama sunglasses in black are designed for men, featuring a sleek frame and lenses that offer optimal UV protection. The size 53 provides a comfortable fit for most face shapes
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 134.00 EUR  180888.00 ARS  139458.00 CLP  722518.00 COP  153.00 CHF  156.00 EUR  138.00 EUR  |
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| Brand | RETROSUPERFUTURE Retrosuperfuture is a sunglasses brand that was founded in 2007 by Daniel Beckerman and his brother. The brand is known for its retro-inspired sunglasses that are made from high-quality materials. Retrosuperfuture has collaborated with a number of high-profile brands and designers, including Off-White, Fendi, and Dior. |
| MPN | RETROSUPERFUTURE Super-BC8 |
| ID | 16990008 |
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