Bottega Veneta Women's Light Ribbon 59MM Geometric Sunglasses

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Women's Light Ribbon 59MM Geometric Sunglasses

Name: Women's Light Ribbon 59MM Geometric Sunglasses
Brand: Bottega Veneta
SKU: 0889652636740
Price: 510.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Light Ribbon 59MM Geometric Sunglasses from Bottega Veneta feel like a sunlit sculpture in motion — metal forms a precise geometric silhouette, tempered by the subtle sheen of acetate at the temples. Signature ribbon detailing threads along the arms, with petite logos etched for a quiet mark of craft. Gradient lenses offer a cool, filtered view and dependable 100% UV protection, ready to ride from glare to glow.

Weight sits easy thanks to the metal and acetate mix, and adjustable nose pads let the frame sit comfortably on a range of profiles. With a 59mm lens width, 18mm bridge and 140mm temple length, the silhouette reads balanced and versatile, pairing with everything from beachy linen to tailored suiting. The gradient lenses soften harsh sun as you move from city sidewalks to rooftop moments, while the ribbon detail keeps the look unmistakably Bottega Veneta during day-to-night transitions.

Taken together, these sunglasses channel the house's craft-forward, architectural approach. Light Ribbon pieces have become a cult-level shorthand for refined cool, inviting the wearer to style with restraint and confidence — a pair that elevates a look without shouting, whether worn with crisp white shirting or a sleek leather jacket.

Materials / Fabrication

Metal geometric sunglasses frame
Signature ribbon detailing on the temples
Petite logos engraved on the arms
Lenses: gradient with 100 percent UV protection
Frame material: metal and acetate
Adjustable nose pads
Made in Italy
Size: lens width 59 mm; bridge width 18 mm; temple length 140 mm

Recommended Care

Clean lenses with a soft microfiber cloth to avoid scratches
Store in protective case when not in use and avoid placing face down
Avoid exposure to high heat or solvents that can damage the frame
Wipe frame with a damp cloth if needed and dry thoroughly

Fit Notes

Lenses are 59mm wide with an 18mm bridge and a 140mm temple length for a balanced fit across the face.
Adjustable nose pads provide a customizable bridge fit for comfort and stability.
Gradient lenses and a metal/acetate frame contribute to a refined silhouette.

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