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Glasses Marc Jacobs MARC 766 086 Acetate Women 55 mm
Glasses by Marc Jacobs, women's, rectangular style, acetate frame, havana frame colour, transparent lenses, size 55 mm
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Marc Jacobs' bold and instantly recognizable eyewear collection exudes everyday luxury and endless expressiveness. These women's prescription glasses make a bold fashion statement with their striking profile in thick acetate and the signature JJ metal embellishments on the temples, creating a bold and unconventional look. Premium finishing touches, such as the engraved logo plaque, celebrate the designer's distinctive elegance.
Eyeglass Size Guide (in millimeters)
Eyeglass sizes are expressed in millimeters (mm) and primarily refer to the lens width, a key measurement for ensuring a comfortable and stylish fit according to face size.
How to choose the right size?
50–52 mm → Small faces Recommended for thin or narrow faces. They offer a balanced fit without protruding from the face.
53–55 mm → Medium faces The most common and versatile size. Ideal for most medium-sized faces.
56–58 mm → Medium to large faces Provide greater coverage and a comfortable fit for wider faces.
59–60 mm or more → Large faces Designed for broad faces or those seeking a more wraparound style.
Helpful tip: If you already own glasses that fit well, you can check the size inside the temple and use it as a reference. When in doubt, a mid-size is usually the safest option.
ACETATE |
MARC JACOBS
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SAFILO GROUP SPA
SAFILO GROUP SPA MARC JACOBS
Settima Strada 15, 35129, Padova- Italy
info@safilo.com
ACETATE |
MARC JACOBS
This contact is responsible for product safety compliance. For help with an order or return, please contact customer service
SAFILO GROUP SPA
SAFILO GROUP SPA MARC JACOBS
Settima Strada 15, 35129, Padova- Italy
info@safilo.com
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