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Carrera '00s Blue Violet Round Frame Glasses

600.00 zł
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Carrera '00s Blue Violet Round Frame Glasses
Condition: New
Come with OG Case
Made in 00’s
Made in Italy
Color: Blue Violet
Model: CA 7559 OJ9
Size: 54 x 17 x 135

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