Prada PR 63VS
Sunglasses Women

Mario Prada began selling leather handbags, shoes, travel trunks, and waterproof garments in 1913. In 1979, Mario's granddaughter, Miuccia, assumed the business and expanded the company into the luxury segment.

The Prada sunglasses collection is distinctive, not only for its high quality standards, but for its forward-thinking approach to style. If you're looking for a non-conventional interpretation of fashion that embraces technology while respecting tradition, then look no further than Prada's distinctive line of sunglasses. Due to manufacturer's restrictions, Prada products cannot be shipped to Australia.

• Prada PR 63VS is a Semi-Rimless frame for Women, which is made of Metal.
• Most metal frames are made out of Monel. Monel has a copper and nickel base. This metal can be corrosion resistant, strong, and easily adjusted. It retains its stability and shape.
• This model features a Rectangular shape.
• This frame features regular hinges, which are durable and are easy to repair.
• These Sunglasses work well for people whose style is: Classic, Stylish Designer.
• Ideal for usage with: Fashion, Everyday Driving.
• Prada PR 63VS 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.
• The sunglasses are available on certain colors with gradient tinted lenses - Gradient tints are tints that start off at a darker color at the top of a lens and then gradually lighten towards the bottom of the lenses. These tints are great for fashion and for reading outside on sunny days. Gradient coatings work by allowing an appropriate amount of light to filter through in certain areas and less in places where protection is most necessary.