Bottega Veneta Black Icons Cat Eye Sunglasses

Name: Bottega Veneta Black Icons Cat Eye Sunglasses
Brand: Bottega Veneta
SKU: 262798F00504000
Price: 615.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Bottega Veneta Black Icons Cat Eye Sunglasses fuse vintage cat-eye swagger with the brand's sculptural precision. An acetate and metal frame delivers a weighted, premium feel, while gray lenses offer cool, versatile shading in a clean category 3 read. Integrated nose pads keep the line smooth at the bridge, and sculptural arms finish the silhouette with architectural confidence. Comes with a protective pouch for storage and travel. Size: 58.13 135; Supplier color: Black/Grey.

On the face, the cat-eye lift feels modern rather than retro, and the integrated nose pads plus sculptural arms keep the frame steady through city light and rooftop shade. The weighty acetate and polished metal mix holds its shape over time, while the 58.13 135 measurements translate to a confident hold that works with everything from tailored looks to weekend denim. The included pouch protects the finish between wears.

As part of the Icons line, this piece channels the house's signature blend of pared-down luxury and artful geometry. It nods to the era where sunglasses became a statement accessory, pairing with black and grey palettes for an elevated, city-ready mood.

Materials / Fabrication

Acetate and metal frame
Gray lenses (category 3)
Integrated nose pads
Sculptural arms
Cat-eye silhouette design
Weighty acetate and polished metal mix
Comes with a protective pouch for storage and travel
Size: 58.13 135
Supplier color: Black/Grey
Part of the Icons line

Recommended Care

Clean lenses with a microfiber cloth; use lens cleaner as needed
Avoid solvents and harsh cleaners that can damage coatings
Store in the protective pouch when not in use
Avoid placing sunglasses face down on surfaces to prevent scratches
Avoid exposure to extreme heat to protect frame integrity

Fit Notes

Acetate and metal frame with integrated nose pads keeps the bridge line smooth and comfortable.
Gray lenses provide versatile shading for daily wear.
Size details: eye size 58 mm, bridge 13 mm, temple length 135 mm.
Sculptural arms finish the silhouette with architectural detail.

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