The Falcon has an aviator-style double-bridge metallic frame front and TR90 temples. This model matches polarized, mirrored silver lenses with brushed silver rims and bridge, and matte black temples.
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Hawkers ONE LS RODEO HOLR22CETP CETP Square Polarized Sunglasses
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The ONE LS Rodeo is a classic sunglasses design with squared rims and slender temples. This matte tortoiseshell model has polarized, green lenses.
The Falcon has an aviator-style double-bridge metallic frame front and TR90 temples. This model matches polarized gradient brown lenses with gold tone rims and bridge, and polished tortoiseshell temples.
The Falcon has an aviator-style double-bridge metallic frame front and TR90 temples. This model matches polarized dark green lenses with gold tone rims and bridge, and polished tortoiseshell temples.
A geometrical frame design in polished gold-tone stainless steel, with stippled detailing on the temples, rims and bridge, and tortoiseshell ear tips. The polarized lenses are mirrored light pink.
A geometrical frame design in polished silver-tone stainless steel, with stippled detailing on the temples, rims and bridge, and shiny black ear tips. The polarized lenses are gradient grey.
CORE is a hybrid design that fuses sportswear and lifestyle. This model, from the Made in Spain collection, combines a matte black frame with POLARIZED blue lenses and a mirror effect. The hinge positioned deep into the temple gives a wrap-around feel.
The shiny black temples and upper rims of this model combine with silver stainless steel bridge and lower rims. Polarized gradient grey lenses complete the look.
The shiny, semi-translucent honey and brown tortoiseshell temples and upper rims of this model combine with a gun metal, stainless steel bridge and lower rims. Polarized sky blue lenses complete the look.
The shiny black temples and upper rims of this model combine with silver stainless steel bridge and lower rims. Polarized dark grey lenses complete the look.
