Bottega Veneta Women's Knot 59MM Rectangular Sunglasses

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Women's Knot 59MM Rectangular Sunglasses

Name: Women's Knot 59MM Rectangular Sunglasses
Brand: Bottega Veneta
SKU: 0889652635538
Price: 760.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Knot 59MM Rectangular Sunglasses from Bottega Veneta exude quiet, city-smart confidence. Made in Japan, the frame keeps a clean rectangular line, with a cut-out at the lens that highlights the knot hinge details. Acetate and metal converge for a crisp, architectural silhouette, while solid lenses offer 100% UV protection. With a 59mm lens width, an 18mm bridge, and a 145mm temple length, the proportions feel balanced and poised on the face.

Wearability leans into easy, all-day ease. The frame weight stays comfortable, the hinge motif adds a discreet signature, and the eye shape flatters a range of features. It sits neatly over the nose and along the temples, pairing seamlessly with everything from tailoring to weekend denim, and it transitions from bright daylight to golden-hour drama without missing a beat.

From the Knot collection, these sunglasses embody Bottega Veneta's craft-forward mindset. The Japan-made build nods to precise luxury storytelling and the house's storied intrecciato heritage, translated here into modern hardware and a clean rectangular form. A versatile finish for pared-down tailoring or elevated weekend looks.

Materials / Fabrication

Rectangular sunglasses shape
Cut out at the lens to highlight knot hinge details
Lens: 100 percent UV protection
Lens: Solid lenses
Frame material: Acetate/metal
Made in Japan
From the Knot Collection
Size: 59 mm lens width / 18 mm bridge width / 145 mm temple length

Recommended Care

Wipe lenses with a microfiber cloth to remove fingerprints and dust
Clean with mild soap and water if needed; avoid harsh solvents
Store in a protective case when not in use
Avoid exposing to high heat or direct sunlight for extended periods
Do not bend or twist the frame excessively

Fit Notes

Rectangular frame silhouette with a cut out at the lens to highlight knot hinge details.
Lens width 59 mm, bridge width 18 mm, temple length 145 mm.
Acetate and metal construction with 100% UV protection; made in Japan.

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