Prada 53mm Gradient Square Sunglasses

Name: Prada 53mm Gradient Square Sunglasses
Brand: Prada
SKU: AA294463
Price: 400.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Prada 53mm Gradient Square Sunglasses fuse a bold, modern attitude with Italian craftsmanship. The chunky square frames in glossy acetate command attention, while the gradient lenses shift from deep to light for mood and ease in any light. A prominent logo at the temples signs the look with that unmistakable house confidence.

With a measured 53mm lens width, 17mm bridge and 145mm temple length, the silhouette sits balanced on a range of face shapes. The acetate front feels sturdy yet light, and 100 percent UV protection means eyes stay shielded in bright sun. Prescription-compatible frames make it easy to swap in lenses for daily wear. The square shape sits comfortably across the cheekbones and stacks neatly with everything from tailored blazers to casual denim, moving from day to night with polish.

Prada's eyewear heritage leans into logo-forward luxury with a sleek, contemporary edge. The gradient square silhouette nods to archival shapes while staying current, a signature move that pairs as well with graphic tailoring as with pared-back streetwear.

Materials / Fabrication

Bold square frame silhouette
Made in Italy
Italian-crafted sunglasses
Prominent logo branding at the temples
Material: Acetate
Lens width: 53 mm
Bridge width: 17 mm
Temple length: 145 mm
100 percent UV protection lenses
Prescription-compatible

Recommended Care

Clean with a microfiber cloth to remove oils and fingerprints.
Store in a protective case away from direct sunlight when not in use.
Avoid contact with harsh chemicals or solvents that can damage acetate and coatings.
Wipe lenses with the grain of the lens to avoid scratches.

Fit Notes

Frame silhouette is bold square with 53 mm lens width, 17 mm bridge, and 145 mm temple length for face proportion.
Acetate construction offers durability and a smooth finish.
Prescription-compatible design and 100% UV protection.
Prominent logo branding at the temples adds visual detail without changing silhouette.

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