DAVID BECKHAM DB-7076-S-807 Men's Sunglasses - Black Acetate Frame, Grey Polycarbonate Lenses, UV400 Protection, 50mm Lens Width

Elevate your style with the DAVID BECKHAM DB-7076-S-807 men's sunglasses, a perfect blend of modern design and superior eye protection. Crafted by the renowned Safilo Group in Italy, these sunglasses feature a striking square/pilot shape with a full rim acetate frame in classic black. The grey polycarbonate lenses offer 100% UV400 protection, ensuring your eyes are shielded from harmful UVA and UVB rays. With a lens width of 50 mm, bridge width of 23 mm, and temple length of 145 mm, these sunglasses provide a comfortable fit for most face shapes. Ideal for daily wear, driving, or outdoor activities, they combine timeless style with practical functionality.

Advantages

These sunglasses offer exceptional UV protection, lightweight comfort, and a durable acetate frame. The polycarbonate lenses are impact-resistant and provide clear vision, while the UV400 rating ensures maximum defense against sun damage. The classic black frame and grey lenses complement any outfit, making them a versatile accessory for any occasion.

Suitable for

• Men seeking stylish and protective eyewear for daily use
• Outdoor enthusiasts requiring reliable UV protection
• Fashion-conscious individuals who appreciate Italian craftsmanship

Key specifications

• Brand: DAVID BECKHAM
• Model: DB-7076-S-807
• Gender: Men's
• Frame Shape: Square / Pilot
• Frame Style: Full Rim
• Frame Material: Acetate
• Frame Color: Black
• Lens Material: Polycarbonate
• Lens Color: Grey
• Lens Type: UV Protection
• UV Protection: 100% UV400
• Filter Category: Category 3
• Lens Width: 50 mm
• Bridge Width: 23 mm
• Temple Length: 145 mm
• Collection: David Beckham Eyewear
• Manufacturer: Safilo Group
• Country of Origin: Italy

Recommendations

For optimal care, store your sunglasses in a protective case when not in use. Clean lenses with a microfiber cloth to avoid scratches. These sunglasses are not suitable for direct solar observation (e.g., solar eclipses).