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Chita Transparent Full Rim Wayfarer – Eyeglass

The Chita Transparent Full Rim Wayfarer eyeglasses are available in a variety of colors, including black, brown, and tortoise. The glasses also come in a variety of sizes, so you can find the perfect fit for your face.

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Kids Glasses

Chita Transparent Full Rim Wayfarer – Eyeglass

$250,00 ~~$350,00~~

Kids Glasses

Chita Transparent Full Rim Wayfarer – Eyeglass

$250,00 ~~$350,00~~

Kids Glasses

Chita Transparent Full Rim Wayfarer – Eyeglass

$250,00 ~~$350,00~~

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