Balenciaga Balenciaga Gray Mono Rectangle Sunglasses

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Balenciaga Gray Mono Rectangle Sunglasses

Name: Balenciaga Gray Mono Rectangle Sunglasses
Brand: Balenciaga
SKU: 261342M13403200
Price: 398.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Balenciaga’s Gray Mono Rectangle Sunglasses are unapologetically future-facing, channeling that streamlined, shield-style energy that feels both slick and subversive. The rimless silhouette, sculpted from lightweight nylon, delivers a minimalist take on ‘90s euro rave mixed with runway attitude—think grayscale clarity, no distractions. There’s a slick tonal vibe from lens to arm, all finished with a subtle temple logo that quietly signals you’re in on the luxury-lean avant-garde.

The wide rectangular lens offers serious coverage, wrapping the eyes in a 100% UVA/UVB-protected haze—functional without ever reading utilitarian. Adjustable rubber nose pads make these sunglasses sit comfortably and securely, whether you’re bracing the elements or just slipping them on for late brunch. They slide into an oversize blazer-pocket or barely-there mini crossbody just as easily, elevating every look from bikercore to tailored streetwear, and play well layered with both off-duty hoodies and power suiting for maximum contrast.

Balenciaga’s eyewear always flirts with the line between statement and stealth, and the Mono Rectangle echoes that Demna-era shift toward meta-luxury—subtle, sharp, a little bit dystopian, and impossible to ignore. Wear them with slicked-back hair or minimalist athleisure, and you’ll get that fix of studied cool the brand’s become synonymous with, whether you’re poolside or pavement-bound.

Materials / Fabrication

Shield-style, rimless sunglasses
Nylon frame
Gray lens
100% UVA/UVB protection
Adjustable rubber nose pads
Logo printed at temple
Includes protective case
Size: 125
Supplier color: Grey/Grey/Grey

Recommended Care

Store sunglasses in provided case when not in use to prevent scratches and damage.
Clean lenses with a microfiber or lens-specific cloth only; avoid paper towels or clothing that may scratch the surface.
Use water or a mild lens cleaner—avoid harsh chemicals that could damage nylon or rubber components.
Keep away from extreme heat to prevent warping.
Handle by the frame, not the lenses, to minimize smudges and maintain integrity.

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