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MARL Square Acetate Sunglasses

Olive-khaki horn acetate in a 50mm square, temples engraved with a shallow swirl. Gold rectangle rivets. Polarised grey gradient, category 3. The 20mm bridge and 41g weight give it a firmer sit than a fashion slim. Hand-finished acetate, UV400 resin, blue-light filter. For a horn square that cuts glare without a sport silhouette.

AUD $200.00
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Specifications

Frame: acetate, olive-khaki horn swirl with engraved temples

Finish: gloss

Hardware: gold rectangle rivets

Nose Pads: integrated acetate

Lens: resin, grey gradient

Gradient: yes

Polarised: yes

Blue-Light Filter: yes

Scratch-Resistant Coating: no

UV Protection: UV400

Filter Category: 3

Weight: approx. 41g

Fit: unisex

Frame Size

Lens Width: 50mm

Bridge Width: 20mm

Temple Length: 145mm

Warranty

Covered for 12 months from delivery against faults in materials and workmanship.

Everyday wear, accidents and unauthorised repairs are not included.

Shipping & Returns

Free standard shipping across Australia, and free tracked shipping to New Zealand. Express is available at checkout. Duties not collected at checkout are the recipient’s to settle.

Shipping protection is included on every order.

Shipping

Full-priced frames may be returned unworn within 30 days. Refunds take a small label fee; store credit and exchanges do not. Sale pieces follow Australian Consumer Law only.

Returns

Detail

Why MARL

Olive-khaki horn swirl with engraved temples — quieter than loud tortoise, warmer than plain black.

Polarised grey gradient for glare control when the road or water throws light back.

Square fit that stays close without feeling heavy on the bridge.

UV400, category 3, 50–20–145 mm, approx. 41 g.

Packed with hard case, soft pouch, cloth, lens cleaner, care card and gift box.

Size Guidance

A — Lens Width

The horizontal opening of each lens.

Bridge Width

The gap between the two lenses.

B — Lens Height

The vertical height of the lens itself.

Measure a pair you already wear. If the numbers sit close, the new frame will feel familiar.

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