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Chloe CH0289S Sunglasses have an oversized acetate caravan-shaped frame boasting a distinctive vintage vibe, highlighted by bevelled details on the front. Available in rich Havana and deep translucent colours, it accentuates the frame's bold volumes for a striking look.
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Product Specification
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Delivery Information
UK Delivery
- Royal Mail Standard Delivery - 3 to 5 working days - FREE
- DPD Next Working Day Delivery - £5.95
(Order by 3pm Monday-Friday to receive next working day) - DPD Saturday Delivery - £9.95
(If placed before 3pm on Friday)
Prescription Orders: The above delivery options/time-scales are valid from order completion – i.e. prescription orders will not arrive the day after ordering! The lead time for all prescription orders is 7-10 working days.
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Chloé is the most naturally feminine Parisian fashion Maison, located at the intersection of couture savoir faire and youthful attitude. Founded in 1952 by Gaby Aghion, it is known amongst the world’s most fashion conscious, sophisticated women for its chic, feminine clothing and iconic, must-have accessories.
Designed today by Natacha Ramsay-Levi, new creative director, Chloé is a sisterhood brand with youthful, modern designs and a slightly audacious spirit. Chloé brand represents femininity, modernity, grace and effortlessness as the core characteristics that shape the brand and define the Eyewear offering as well. Chloè’s modern design and free-spirited femininity evolve into the Eyewear collection that elevates the brand’s style codes with updated refinements.
Lightweight frames, iconic embellishments and harmonious contrasts of textures and hues enhance the magnified shapes while adding further distinction to Chloé’s effortless sophistication. The collection reflects a mix of iconic elements such as golden metals, round, retro and oversized shapes, expressed through warm and sandy shades and gradient lenses, true to the Chloé colour palette.
