Kate Spade FRIDA/G/S
$67.99
In stock, ships free
This is the Kate Spade FRIDA/G/S in Havana, women's cat-eye sunglasses fitted with brown gradient lenses, size 54-17-140.
Shipped new in the Kate Spade box with the brand's case and cloth, free to any US address, with a 30-day return window.
- Free US shippingPacked and shipped by our supplier
- 30-day returnsUnworn, original packaging; return shipping deducted
- Free defect returnsPrepaid label, within 7 days of delivery
- AuthenticOriginal packaging where the maker supplies it
30-day returns. Send any pair back within 30 days of delivery, unworn and in its original packaging, for a refund. We email you a return label and take its cost off the refund.
Defects, wrong items and damage in transit go back free with a prepaid label within 7 days. Read the returns policy.
FRIDA/G/S: shape and build
What you get is a cat-eye front that lifts at the outer corners. The lens is held by a full rim all the way round each lens. It rests on a plain single bridge, and the nose rest is part of the frame. The frame material is acetate, per the supplier. Acetate is the plant-based plastic that most designer frames are cut and polished from sheet; it holds deep colour and an optician can re-adjust it with heat. Wide acetate temples complete the frame. The colour code is 0086HA, Kate Spade's own name for this finish.
Will it fit?
The size is 54-17-140: lens width, bridge width and temple length in millimetres. At 54 mm across the lens this is a medium frame. It ships unadjusted, straight from the box; a quick visit to an optician sorts any fit issue.
Lens colour and finish
The lenses are brown gradient. A brown tint warms the view slightly and sharpens contrast. A gradient tint, darker at the top than at the bottom. The supplier's data carries no polarization or UV rating for this pair, so we claim none.
Same frame, other colourways
The FRIDA/G/S is also listed here as 08079O (Black with dark grey gradient lenses), 0C9A9O (Red with dark grey gradient lenses) and 0PJP9O (Blue with dark grey gradient lenses). Shape and size are the same; only the finish changes.
Shipping and returns, plainly
New stock, not display pieces: each pair comes sealed in Kate Spade's packaging with the brand's case and cloth where supplied. Within the US it ships free, usually one to two business days after you order, and the tracking number is emailed to you. Thirty days to return it, unworn and in its packaging, for a refund minus the label we send; anything defective, wrong or damaged in transit goes back at no cost within 7 days.
Details
Frame
| Frame color | Havana |
|---|---|
| Frame material | Acetate |
| Frame shape | Cat-eye |
Lenses
| Lens color | Brown Gradient |
|---|
Fit
| Lens width | 54 mm |
|---|---|
| Bridge | 17 mm |
| Temple length | 140 mm |
More
| Model | FRIDA/G/S |
|---|---|
| Rim | Full rim |
| Bridge style | Single |
| For | Women |
| Color code | 0086HA |
| UPC | 197737027421 |
| Item number | GB-0001283 |
Questions about the Kate Spade FRIDA/G/S
What kind of sunglasses is the Kate Spade FRIDA/G/S?
Women's sunglasses by Kate Spade with a cat-eye front, in Havana with brown gradient lenses, size 54-17-140.
Who is the FRIDA/G/S made for?
Kate Spade sells it as a women's style; anyone can wear it.
Are these real Kate Spade sunglasses?
Every pair is new and authentic Kate Spade, shipped in the brand's own packaging with the case and cloth when the brand supplies them. We are an independent store and not affiliated with Kate Spade.
What other colours does the FRIDA/G/S come in?
On GlareBear: 08079O, Black, 0C9A9O, Red and 0PJP9O, Blue. The frame and size are the same in each.
When will it arrive?
US shipping is free. The order goes to our supplier on the next business day, leaves within a day or two, and the tracking number lands in your inbox.
Can I send it back if the fit is wrong?
Yes. Returns: 30 days from delivery, unworn and boxed, with the label cost taken off the refund; defects, wrong items and transit damage come back free if reported within 7 days.
Are the lenses polarized?
The supplier's data does not list polarization for this pair, so we do not claim it.
