Saved Items

0 Item
View All

Bag

Total
$0
Checkout
HomeWomenTom Ford Plastic sunglasses

Tom Ford

Plastic sunglasses
Add to saved
$405.3
Import duty included
Add to bag
Pin It
Boutique
Description

Black plastic sunglasses by Tom Ford. These sunglasses have brown tinted lenses and the arms have a silver detail with the Tom Ford logo at the tips.
Item ID:10026099

Composition & Care

  • Composition: plastic 100%
  • Brand Style ID: TF58

    • Shipping & Free Returns
    Your order will be shipped directly from the boutique to you.
    farfetch ships worldwide using DHL and UPS, and you will be able to track your order at any time. The cost of shipping your order will be calculated at the checkout.
    We currently ship orders with import delivery duties paid to USA, Canada, UK, Japan, Russia, South Korea and Germany – this means the price you see if the price you pay. We ship to all other countries with import delivery duties unpaid – this means you may have to pay a duty bill upon receipt of your order or at a later date depending on your customs authority. Click here for details.
    You may return your order for free, for any reason, for a refund. Simply request a return within 5 days of receiving your order, we will collect your order from you anywhere in the world and return it free of charge. Click here for more details.
    Help & Contact

    Need help? Click here to contact our Customer Services team.

    Chat online with a product specialist

    SHIPPING FROM: Mode de Vue, Paris

    Mode de Vue
    Mode de Vue is a Parisian boutique dedicated to the increasing crossover between eye-wear and fashion. Trained optician Mamou Michael spotted a gap in the market for a shop devoted to the most interesting designer fashion frames, and Mode de Vue was born. Situated on the edge of Paris' hip Marais district, the store stocks a comprehensive collection of lesser-known designer frames alongside those from the big guns of fashion.

    Visit www.modedevue.com

    Designer: Tom Ford

    The Texan-born designer, who studied at New York’s Parson’s School of Design and began his working career at sportswear label Cathy Hardwick, really started to make waves at Perry Ellis working under Marc Jacobs. But he is of course best known for turning around the fortunes of Italian fashion house Gucci in the 1990s, restoring in it a kind of sexy 1970s glamour that the brand appeared to have lost. After a stint also designing for Yves Saint Laurent, he created the Tom Ford label that now takes in fragrance, sunglasses and luxurious menswear.

    Visit Tom Ford for more information on this designer