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The SL1 is Saint Laurent's square acetate frame for women, cut wide at 59mm with a 13mm bridge and 140mm temples. The white frame with gray lenses is the boldest colorway in the line, and the UV400 lenses cut glare for driving and bright days. It is a fashion-first frame: the acetate is solid and the branding is understated, but it is heavier and wider than wire or slim metal designer frames. Reviewers of the SL1 line generally praise the look and the sturdy build, while some find the wide fit loose on smaller faces.
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Lowest price we've seen: $221.40 on Nov 11 at eBay. Tracked across 11 stores since Nov 11.
Owners of the SL1 line describe it as a well-made, head-turning frame with a comfortable acetate fit. Most praise the square shape and the solid feel; the recurring complaints are the wide fit and the weight compared with lighter frames.
The Saint Laurent SL1 020 is a pair of women's square sunglasses with a full rim frame in white. The frame is made of acetate, which keeps it lightweight and comfortable for daily wear.
The gray lenses have a UV 400 rating and help reduce glare on bright days, while driving, and during outdoor activities.
The frame measures 59mm lens width, 13mm bridge and 140mm temples. Comparing these numbers with a pair you already own can help confirm the fit.
