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DOLLY | Teal
Front View of Teal Blue Light-Blocking Sunglasses
Teal Blue Light-Blocking Sunglasses in Auxiliary View
Measurement Details of Teal Blue Light-Blocking Sunglasses in Auxiliary View
DOLLY | Teal

DOLLY | Teal

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INSPIRED BY DOLLY PARTON

Ignite your passion with a retro flair and prioritize eye care with the Dolly glasses, a horn-rimmed, playful pair in teal. These blue light computer glasses add a pop of color and fun to your focused pursuits while shielding your eyes from digital strains. Elevate your focus with these vibrant companions, blending retro style and functionality for relentless achievers.

  • Optical Quality TR-90 Frame
  • Blue Light Filtering Technology
  • ECO-Friendly BPA-Free Polycarbonate Lenses 
  • Anti Reflective and Scratch Resistant Coating
  • 100% UV Protection
  • Width 50mm | Lens Height 48mm | Bridge 19mm | Temple Length 148mm
  • GLEAM branded on both temples 
  • Handcrafted by skilled eyewear artisans
  • Includes printed protective pouch and paper gift box 
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STYLISH

Choose from a wide range of styles.

BLUE LIGHT PROTECTION

Worry no more to all-day screen time.

DESIGNER QUALITY

Experience the best; on-par with top brands.

HANDCRAFTED FRAMES

Crafted with care and keen details.

Inspired by Dolly Parton

The Dolly Collection is inspired by no other than Dolly Parton. Dolly is a successful singer-songwriter renowned for her work in country music. Amidst poverty during her childhood, she pursued her passion with zest and was a featured singer and guitarist on local radio and television shows in her home town. Fast forward to her pursuit, she won many awards including the female singer of the year in 1975 and 1976 by the Country Music Association (CMA) and was named Living Legend by the Library of Congress in 2004.

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