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Blue Elephant Mikelo nude beige
Description
These Blue Elephant Mikelo sunglasses feature a sophisticated Nude Beige hue, crafted with a durable TR-90 and alloy frame. The generous 56mm lens width and 43mm height offer ample coverage, while the 22mm bridge and 145mm temple length ensure a comfortable, balanced fit. Weighing a mere 28g, these glasses provide a lightweight feel for all-day wear. The PC lenses include blue light blocking technology.
Designed with a modern aesthetic, the Mikelo model is suitable for various face shapes, offering both style and protection. They are an ideal accessory for daily wear, shielding your eyes from digital strain and enhancing your overall look with a touch of refined Korean design. This authentic piece ships from Seoul, ready to complement your unique style.
Material: TR-90, Alloy; PC
Shipping & Return
Global Shipping
- Ships from South Korea via EMS, DHL or FedEx
- Shipping fees apply by region (see Shipping Policy) and are shown at checkout
- Estimated delivery times vary by destination (see Shipping Policy)
Return Policy
As a proxy-purchase service, ETA SEOUL buys each item directly from the brand in Seoul on your behalf. All orders are final sale and simple (change-of-mind) returns are not accepted. Please review size and details carefully before ordering.
- Defective or wrong items: contact us within 7 days of delivery with photo or video evidence
- Returns are currently supported only via a US-based forwarding address; return shipping to it is covered by ETA SEOUL
- Full refund within 7 business days after the item is received and the defect is confirmed
- See the Return & Refund policy for full terms
Import Duties
All international orders are shipped under DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid) terms. Import duties, taxes, and customs fees are not included and must be paid by the recipient.
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Authenticity
Purchased directly from the brand in Seoul. Every order ships with original tags, dust bag and brand packaging.
