Always a good choice: The classic round panto shape of the sunglasses 'Ian' by TOM FORD will suit any face and every look – this version with polarised lenses offers UV protection and reflection-free vision.
- Classic panto shape
- Subtle tortoiseshell design
- Evenly tinted plastic lenses
- Acetate frame
- 100% UV protection, filter category 3
- Velvet hard case included
Always a good choice: The classic round panto shape of the sunglasses 'Ian' by TOM FORD will suit any face and every look – this version with polarised lenses offers UV protection and reflection-free vision.
- Classic panto shape
- Subtle tortoiseshell design
- Evenly tinted plastic lenses
- Acetate frame
- 100% UV protection, filter category 3
- Velvet hard case included
Information on product safety (GPSR) We do not have any safety instructions.
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- UPS Standard: 5 EUR; 1–3 business days
- DHL courier: 25 EUR, 1 business day (within Hamburg)
As a consumer you can revoke your order within 14 days after receiving your goods and return the ordered products or exchange them for a different size. Your withdrawal does not have to state a reason.
- Material: Acetat, Kunststoff
- Model: Ian
- A = Lens height
- B = Lens width
Filter Category: 0
Transmintance: 80%—100%
Transparent or very light tint; very low sunlight absorption — for very light-sensitive eyes
Filter Category: 1
Transmintance: 43%—80%
Light tint; low sunlight absorption — for cloudy or contrary weather
Filter Category: 2
Transmintance: 18%—43%
Medium tint; normal sunlight absorption — for sunny days in Central Europe
Filter Category: 3
Transmintance: 8%—18%
Dark tint; high sunlight absorption — for Southern countries
Filter Category: 4
Transmintance: 3%—8%
Very dark tint; highest sunlight absorption — for high mountain regions, glaciers and the snow. Not suitable for driving!
A = Lens height
For the height of your glasses measure straightly from the top down of the glass.
B = Lens width
For the width of your glasses measure straightly from the left to the right side of the glass.