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More information about In Style Eyes Rubber Neckin timeless Neck Hanging Reading Sunglasses - Full-rimmed, Lightweight Acetate Frame - Non-Polarized

straightforward to wear - These sunglass readers are easy to wear and transfer from your face to your neck and back again. The design of the arms means they stay firmly in place as you read, and will not fall off your neck when you need to see distances.
Premium quality - Rubber Neckin enduring neck hanging sunglass readers for women and men are made from high-quality metal frames and UV protection-coated lenses. Spring hinges give the frames the flexibility to fit a variety of head and face shapes.
One size fits remarkably - These full readers are pleasant and are one size fits most due to the spring hinge design. This means no adjustments are necessary, and the glasses should continue to fit your face for years to come. Lenses are 52mm wide.
cozy fit - These non-polarized sunglass readers for women and men are designed to be lightweight and comfortable, so you can read with them whole day. At this time, Rubber Neckin glasses do not have blue light-blocking lenses.
Be in style with In Style Eyes - Recover your love for reading while being in style. In Style Eyes takes pride in designing high-quality and new-age solutions to common eyesight needs. Reading glasses aren't just for the little old lady set. All frames are designed to keep you looking au courant no matter what your age. If you have macular degeneration or cataracts, a visit to your ophthalmologist can help you determine which magnification is best for you.