Hugo Boss Glasses Frames BOSS 1085/IT 26O Matte Blue Pattern Men Orange Ionized The large metal logo contrasts including a clear lens

Name: Hugo Boss Glasses Frames BOSS 1085/IT 26O Matte Blue Pattern Men Orange Ionized The large metal logo contrasts including a clear lens
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SKU: 41859342292
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Hugo Boss Glasses Frames BOSS 1085 IT 26O Matte Blue Pattern Men Orange Ionized The large metal logo contrasts including a clear lens The large metal logo contrasts perfectly against the acetate frame and creates an edgy look The Ted Baker logo features on the either side of the lens to provide brand authenticity Hugo Boss Glasses Frames BOSS 1085 IT 26O Matte Blue Pattern Men are a contemporary square design made from lightweight plastic with distinctive corner flicks and Hugo Boss branding

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