Burberry BE3141 Blaine Sunglasses
Frame Description
Introducing the Burberry BE3141 Blaine sunglasses, a luxurious and stylish accessory designed for those who appreciate a classic aviator style with a modern edge. These full rim aviator sunglasses feature a polished light gold frame crafted from durable metal, offering a sleek and sophisticated appearance. The BE3141 Blaine sunglasses seamlessly blend timeless design with contemporary fashion.
Lens Information
The dark green lenses of the BE3141 Blaine provide excellent visual clarity and protection, ensuring your eyes are shielded from harmful UV rays while maintaining superior style.
Lens Details: Solid Color
Lens Color: Dark Green
UV Rating: 100% UV Protection
Product Measurements
Lens Width: 61 mm / 2.40 in
Lens Height: 48 mm / 1.89 in
Bridge Width: 15 mm / 0.59 in
Temple Length: 145 mm / 5.71 in
These measurements ensure a balanced and comfortable fit, providing both style and practicality for all-day wear.
Brand Description
Burberry, renowned for its British luxury and timeless style, offers eyewear that embodies elegance and sophistication. The Burberry BE3141 Blaine sunglasses reflect the brand’s commitment to quality and design excellence, making them a perfect choice for those who seek a refined and polished look.
Elevate your style with the impeccable design and exceptional quality of Burberry BE3141 Blaine sunglasses. Whether you’re attending a high-profile event or enjoying a sunny day, these sunglasses offer the perfect blend of elegance and functionality. Embrace the timeless appeal of Burberry and make a statement with these stunning shades.
Understanding
POLARIZED SUNGLASSES
Polarized lenses are designed to reduce glare from reflective surfaces such as water, snow, and pavement. The lenses contain a special filter that blocks horizontal light waves, which are the primary cause of glare. This results in clearer vision, better contrast, and reduced eye strain. Polarized lenses are particularly useful for outdoor activities such as fishing, boating, and skiing, where glare can be a significant problem.
