Description
The James Oro Serpent Authentic sunglasses are a bold and avant-garde addition to any eyewear collection. These rimless sunglasses feature a unique snake-inspired silhouette, combining artistic design with practical functionality. Designed for both men and women, the Serpent Authentic sunglasses stand out with their luxurious materials and meticulous craftsmanship.
Key Features
- Frame Material: Stainless Steel
- Lens Material: Nylon
- Lens Technology: Polarized with 100% UV400 protection
- Lens Width: 54 mm
- Bridge Width: 20 mm
- Temple Length: 145 mm
- Fit: Suitable for various face shapes
- Style: Rimless with snake-inspired design
- Gender: Unisex
Design and Comfort
The Serpent Authentic sunglasses feature a distinctive "diamond" bevel-edge lens cut and are accented with embossed ORO end tips. The two-pronged lens drill mounts provide enhanced support, strength, and longevity. The lightweight stainless steel frame ensures all-day comfort, while the luxurious design elements make these sunglasses ideal for both casual wear and special occasions.
Branding and Aesthetics
These sunglasses showcase the James Oro logo on the temples, adding an element of sophistication and brand identity. The unique snake-inspired design sets these sunglasses apart, making them a statement piece that enhances any outfit.
Additional Information
The James Oro Serpent Authentic sunglasses are perfect for those who want to combine high-performance sun protection with a daring, fashionable design. They offer superior protection against glare and UV rays, making them an excellent choice for everyday wear and outdoor activities
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.
