Havana Rectangular Sunglasses with Green Lenses
The Celine CL40337U 3 Dots HD represents the perfect balance between essential design and contemporary character. A model designed for those seeking a clean yet distinctive style, capable of effortlessly elevating everyday looks.
The rectangular shape gives structure and definition to the face, creating a modern and versatile aesthetic. The Havana acetate frame adds depth and warmth, offering a more sophisticated alternative to classic black, perfect for an elegant yet less rigid style.
Dark green lenses ensure natural and balanced vision, improving visual contrast and providing 100% UVA/UVB protection. A functional choice that perfectly integrates with the model's refined character.
A distinctive element is the “3 Dots” signature, accompanied by the CELINE logo with a lacquered base on the temples, a discreet yet highly recognizable detail that expresses luxury without ostentation.
The acetate structure ensures a stable and comfortable fit, making these glasses ideal for everyday use with an always polished aesthetic.
Perfect for a man who loves sophisticated minimalism, these Celine glasses embody the philosophy of silent luxury, where every detail is designed to express elegance and identity.
- Reference: CL40337U5252N
- Frame: Polished Havana acetate
- Lenses: Dark green
- Fit: Standard
- Size: 52-18-150
- Made in: Italy
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Best suited for these face shapes: Oval, Round, Heart
Size Guide
Eyewear Size Guide
You're about to choose your new glasses, and you're wondering: what's the perfect size? This is an important consideration, especially if you're thinking of buying them online without being able to try them on first. Here you'll find the answer, whether you already have a frame but don't know the size, or if you're starting from scratch.
How to read eyewear size
If you already have a pair of sunglasses or prescription glasses and want to know the size, check the inside of the temple arm.

The three numbers you see correspond to the lens width, bridge width, and temple length.

The lens width is also called the caliper and corresponds to the size of your glasses.
The bridge measurement refers to the part of the frame that rests on the nose and connects the lenses.
The temple is measured in its entirety, from the tip that rests behind the ear to the joint with the front of the glasses.
Good to know: these three measurements are expressed in millimeters.
On SunglassUp.it, the size of the glasses is indicated on the product page, above the ADD TO SHOPPING BAG button.
What you'll need
A mirror
A credit card or a similar-sized piece of cardboard
How to find your size

Place the long side of the card in the center of your nose, align the short side with your eye, and look in the mirror.




How to tell if your glasses are the right size
When you wear the perfect glasses, you feel it: they're comfortable and enhance your appearance to the fullest. However, if you're not entirely sure about the size, here are some helpful tips.
If your glasses slip, something is wrong. They're probably too big. With the correct size, the frame fits and stays firm on your nose without pinching. The temples should be neither too tight on your temples nor too wide.
Put on your glasses and look in the mirror: your pupils should be horizontally aligned with the center of the lenses.
If your glasses move easily when you smile and press against your cheeks, you might need a different size that better flatters your face.
Regarding eyebrows: personal style is important here. While many recommend that the frame stay below the eyebrow arch, we've noticed that some people prefer glasses that cover them, especially if they are oversized models with very distinctive or sun-protective profiles. The decision is yours!
Still have questions?
Chat with our Customer Service or send an email to servizio.clienti@sunglassup.it. We'll be happy to help you choose the perfect size for you.
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