Maui Jim Hulahe Polarized Sunglasses product image
Maui Jim Hulahe Polarized Sunglasses product image
Maui Jim Hulahe Polarized Sunglasses product image

Maui Jim Hulahe Polarized Sunglasses

About This Item

Fit & Design:

  • Designed with SuperThin Glass, experience clear optics in a versatile and durablesoft cat eye

Technology

  • All Maui Jim sunglasses feature PolarizedPlus2® lens technology that go beyond shielding your eyes from glare and harmful UV rays by enhancing colors to reveal the true beauty of the world around you

Additional Details

    • Brand : Maui Jim
    • Country of Origin : Imported
    • Web ID: 25MJIWHLHSNGLSSSXGAA
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