Óculos de sol retangulares unissexo POLAROID PLD 07886/S 66/18/125 mm - polarizados UV400

Discover the perfect blend of style and protection with the POLAROID PLD 07886/S sunglasses. Designed for both men and women, these rectangular full-rim sunglasses offer a timeless look while providing superior eye protection. Featuring polarized Triacetate Cellulose (TAC) lenses with UV400 protection, they reduce glare and shield your eyes from harmful UVA/UVB rays. The scratch-resistant coating ensures durability, making them ideal for daily wear. With a lens width of 66 mm, bridge width of 18 mm, and temple length of 125 mm, these sunglasses offer a comfortable fit for most face shapes. The filter category 3 lenses are suitable for bright sunlight, making them perfect for outdoor activities.

Advantages

Polarized lenses eliminate reflected glare, enhancing visual clarity and reducing eye strain. UV400 protection blocks 99-100% of UVA and UVB radiation. The lightweight plastic frame ensures all-day comfort. Scratch-resistant treatment extends the life of the lenses. The rectangular shape suits a variety of face shapes, offering a classic, versatile style.

Suitable for

• Daily wear in bright sunlight
• Driving, as polarized lenses reduce glare from roads and other vehicles
• Outdoor sports and activities such as hiking, cycling, or beach outings
• Fashion-conscious individuals seeking a unisex, classic design

Key specifications

• Product Type: Sunglasses
• Gender: Unisex
• Lens Technology: Polarized
• UV Protection: UV400
• Lens Material: Triacetate Cellulose (TAC)
• Frame Material: Plastic
• Frame Style: Full Rim
• Frame Shape: Rectangular
• Lens Width: 66 mm
• Bridge Width: 18 mm
• Temple Length: 125 mm
• Filter Category: Category 3
• Lens Treatment: Scratch-resistant
• Model Series: PLD 07886/S
• Specific Variant Code: 66SZAY2

Recommendations

For optimal care, store your sunglasses in a protective case when not in use. Clean lenses with a microfiber cloth to avoid scratches. These sunglasses are not suitable for direct solar observation (e.g., solar eclipses).