Carrera CA8032/S
Sunglasses Unisex

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	Eye57	Bridge17	Temple145	B43.2

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Type: Sunglasses

Gender: Unisex

Brand: Carrera

Model: CA8032/S

Frame Shape: Rectangular

Frame Material: Metal & Plastic

Frame Type: Full Rim

Hinge Type: Regular Hinge

Manufacturer Warranty
for Frame: 1 year

Carrera CA8032/S is a Full Rim frame for Men and Women, which is made of Metal & Plastic.
Most metal frames are made out of Monel. Monel has a copper and nickel base and is one of most commonly used metals for frame manufacturing. This metal can be corrosion resistant, strong, and easily adjusted. It retains its stability and shape for long periods of time. ----- Acetate is the most common material used for frame manufacturing. It has endless possibilities for color, texture, and patterns. It can even be laminated to create great visual effects, and it can retain a higher luster. Acetate is lightweight, so it is often chosen for its versatility in coloring as well as for its comfort. Acetate is made out of cotton seed fibers and plasticizers.
This model features a Rectangular shape, with a Single Bridge.
The Carrera CA8032/S Sunglasses feature the following logo: Carrera logo on the lens and temple
This frame features regular hinges, which are durable and are easy to repair.
These Sunglasses work well for people whose style is: Stylish Designer.
Ideal for usage with: Fashion, Everyday Driving.
Carrera CA8032/S Sunglasses come with a cleaning cloth and protective carrying case.

These sunglasses are available with polarized lenses on certain colors. Polarized lenses have a filter within the lens that blocks the wavelengths of light that cause glare. They can greatly enhance contrast and allow for greater depth of vision, especially in water. They are ideal for any situation where glare reduction is necessary, like driving or playing sports.

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