Bottega Veneta Bottega Veneta Brown & Yellow Dizzy Squared Sunglasses

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Bottega Veneta Brown & Yellow Dizzy Squared Sunglasses

Name: Bottega Veneta Brown & Yellow Dizzy Squared Sunglasses
Brand: Bottega Veneta
SKU: 262798M13401100
Price: 600.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Bottega Veneta Brown & Yellow Dizzy Squared Sunglasses present a square tortoiseshell acetate frame in Havana/Brown that feels both luxe and contemporary. The brown category 2 lenses pair with integrated nose pads to keep the line clean across the bridge, while logo hardware at the face and temples adds a signature edge. Core wires reinforce the shape without bulk, and the piece arrives with a pouch for easy tote-ready storage.

The fit reads as precise yet easy, balancing the bold silhouette with thoughtful detail. The acetate frame sits comfortably along the nose and ears, and the integrated nose pads keep pressure minimal across long wear. This pair transitions from city street style to more polished looks, pairing smoothly with everything from knit neutrals to sharp suiting and light layering.

Bottega Veneta favors clean lines with a wink of branding, and the Dizzy squared frame carries that signature confidence. Wear it with a sleek haircut, a tailored coat, and let the logo hardware do the talking while the tortoiseshell mood stays timeless.

Materials / Fabrication

Square tortoiseshell acetate frame
Havana/Brown color
Brown category 2 lenses
Integrated nose pads
Logo hardware at face and temples
Core wires reinforce the frame shape
Includes a protective pouch for storage

Recommended Care

Clean with a microfiber cloth and lens cleaner or mild soap and water
Avoid harsh chemicals, solvents, and abrasive materials that can damage the acetate and coatings
When not in use, store in the included pouch away from heat and sunlight
Avoid placing sunglasses on hot surfaces or leaving in a car to prevent warping or discoloration
Wipe lenses gently; do not rub coatings

Fit Notes

The acetate frame sits comfortably on the nose and ears, with integrated nose pads that reduce pressure during long wear.
Core wires reinforce the frame shape without bulk, helping maintain the silhouette as you wear.
The square tortoiseshell Havana/Brown frame provides a precise, contemporary look that blends with multiple outfits.

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