Sunglasses by the iconic Dolce & Gabbana present the combination of timeless elegance and modern design. The D&G initials have become a universal symbol that represents a style of life and sets trends. The sunglasses collection by Dolce & Gabbana is charming, multi-coloured, sophisticated and luxurious, inspired by Sicily and its culture. The women’s sunglasses Dolce & Gabbana 0DG 4424 502/9A 56 are popular with everyone. Sunglasses frame The brown colour of the frame perfectly matches a warm skin tone and light brown, black or dark blonde hair. Square frames are an ideal choice for those with a round, oval or triangular face shape. The frame of the sunglasses is made of high-quality plastic, which offers high durability, comfortable wearing, and an exceptional look. Sunglasses lens The green lenses reduce the intensity of the light without affecting the contrast or distorting the colours. The lenses are made of plastic, whose undeniable advantages are the light weight and crack resistance. Thanks to the unique technology of polarised lenses, the sunglasses offer perfect vision, eliminate unwanted reflections and protect the eyes from ultraviolet radiation. They improve resolution, depth of field and focus. Polarising sunglasses filter out dangerous reflections and reflected white light. This makes them particularly suitable for drivers, cyclists, skiers and anglers. But they are just as suitable as a fashion accessory for everyday wear. The shades have UV 400 protection, which provides 100% protection from sunlight. The lenses of the sunglasses feature a category 3 sun filter (light transmission 8 - 18% ). They are suitable for intense sun exposure on the beach or in the city. Accessories We deliver the sunglasses in their original case. The colour of the case and its design may vary. The cloth supplied is ideal for cleaning and caring for sunglasses. Some models may come with a fabric bag instead of a cloth. For more information, follow our blog where we keep you up to date on the latest technologies and trends.
