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Harlee’s ultra-chunky flat-top design, oversized rectangular shape, and substantial single bridge channel vintage aviator aesthetics. With a thick-framed silhouette, clean lines, and extra bold appeal, these add instant edge to any look.
Use our FIT GUIDE to find the right frame size.
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Harlee’s ultra-chunky flat-top design, oversized rectangular shape, and substantial single bridge channel vintage aviator aesthetics. With a thick-framed silhouette, clean lines, and extra bold appeal, these add instant edge to any look.
Use our FIT GUIDE to find the right frame size.
Dimensions:
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Good and dark. Nice frames
Runs way too big
Comfortable AF! Polarized lens are 🔥. Cost is great
I love these glasses. I love the way they look, feel, and the polarization is great.
Maybe in this day and age, and when trying to find something affordable, asking for a pair of glasses to not be crooked is too much to ask. I’ve experienced this with Warby Parker multiple times, as well, an eyeglass brand that produces incredibly unique and interesting eyewear that is also affordable, aka seemingly made cheaply, where every pair I’ve purchased from them has arrived with arms not matching in hinge placement, resulting in permanent crookedness. I do have to say that these sunglasses are seemingly aligned at the hinge, but no matter what I’ve tried, I can’t get them to match up, so I have to wear them crooked and it’s quite upsetting and I’m exhausted by receiving eyewear that is like this. I know Goodr is an affordable brand that didn’t let me down in the past, but their sunglass material became very worn out over time, and they’ve since discontinued the style of theirs that I loved, so I have better hopes for this material from WMP and am glad to find a style I’m into. But truly wish there was something I could do to fix them being crooked.
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