Meria Havana Tortoiseshell Cat Eye Sunglasses
Meria Havana Tortoiseshell Cat Eye Sunglasses
Meria Havana Tortoiseshell Cat Eye Sunglasses
Meria Havana Tortoiseshell Cat Eye Sunglasses
Meria Havana Tortoiseshell Cat Eye Sunglasses
Meria Havana Tortoiseshell Cat Eye Sunglasses
Meria Havana Tortoiseshell Cat Eye Sunglasses
Meria Havana Tortoiseshell Cat Eye Sunglasses
Pala Eyewear

Meria Havana Tortoiseshell Cat Eye Sunglasses

Cat-eye tortoiseshell sunglasses.
$157.00
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Tax included.

A timeless style, Pala's vintage inspired cat-eye frames are a classic addition to any sunglass collection. The tortoiseshell frames are made from a plant-based acetate and come with matching graduated brown lenses. Metal detailing on the temples give this frame a classy, refined finish.

Pala sunglasses give 100% UVA/UVB protection and can be used with prescription lenses through your local optician. Each frame comes with a soft microfiber bag to protect and clean you lenses and a sustainable case woven from recycled plastic bags and waste, made in partnership with CARE4basket.

Material: Bio-acetate frame certified 100% bio-degradable and eco-friendly lens (39% plant resin, scratch resistant with uv400 protection).
Size: Frame width: 50 mm | Bridge width: 20 mm | Temple length: 140 mm / Frame width: 1.9 in | Bridge width: 0.8 in | Temple length: 5.5 in
Care instructions:

Shipped from the UK. Delivery 3-5 days. Free returns to our UK Warehouse.

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ABOUT THE BRAND

Pala Eyewear

Pala Eyewear is a purpose driven eyewear brand founded by John Pritchard in 2016. Balancing style and sustainability, they produce high quality, long-lasting eyewear with a commitment to minimising impact on the planet and maximising positive social impact on people. For every pair of sunglasses sold, Pala give back to eye-care programmes in Africa by providing grants to vision centres, dispensaries and screening programmes. To date, thousands of sight-impaired people have had their lives changed and their ability to earn an income enhanced thanks to receiving a pair of prescription glasses. Pala also work alongside a Ghanaian-based NGO to support weaving communities to make their protective sunglasses cases utilising plastic destined for landfill.

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