Saint Laurent Sunglasses SL M152 002 55
The Saint Laurent SL M152 reinterprets the minimalist aesthetic of the 90s through a slim rectangular silhouette with clean and contemporary lines. The elongated front and wide temples give the model a decisive yet refined character, making it an ideal choice for those who love the discreet luxury typical of the Saint Laurent Maison.
The frame is made of recycled Havana acetate, a premium material that combines durability, comfort, and increased attention to sustainability. The large Cassandre detail integrated into the hinges embellishes the design with an iconic brand reference, while the Made in Italy production guarantees finishes of the highest quality.
The grey nylon lenses provide complete 100% UVA and UVB (UV400) protection with filter category 3, offering natural vision and high color fidelity even on the brightest days. The combination of the Havana frame and grey lenses creates an elegant and versatile balance, perfect for complementing any outfit.
The Saint Laurent SL M152 002 are designed for men and women who desire contemporary sunglasses, made with premium materials and characterized by an essential style destined to remain current season after season. An iconic model that perfectly interprets the concept of quiet luxury.
- Reference: 30017074002
- Frame: Havana Acetate
- Lenses: Grey
- Fitting: Narrow
- Size: 55-19-135
- Made in: Italy
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Looks best on these face shapes: Oval, Square, Heart
Size Guide
Eyeglass size guide
Are you about to select your new glasses, and you're wondering: what should be the perfect size? This is an important consideration, especially if you're thinking of buying them online without trying them on first. Here you'll find the
answer, whether you already have a frame but don't know the size, or whether you're starting from scratch.
How to read your eyeglass size
If you already have a pair of sunglasses or eyeglasses and want to know their size, check the inside of the temple.

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

The width of the lens is also called the caliber 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 end that rests behind the ear to the junction with the front of the glasses.
Please note: These three measurements are expressed in millimeters .
On SunglassUp.it, the size of the glasses is shown on the product sheet, above the ADD TO SHOPPING BAG button.
What do you need?
A mirror
A credit card or similar sized card
How to find your size

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



How to know if your glasses are the right size
When you wear the perfect glasses, you can feel it: they're comfortable and enhance your image to the fullest. However, if you're not entirely sure about the size, here are some helpful tips.
If your glasses slip, there's something wrong. They're probably too big. With the correct size, the frame fits snugly on your nose, without being too tight. The temples should be neither too tight nor too loose at the temples.
Put on your glasses and look at yourself in the mirror: your pupils should be aligned horizontally in the center of the lenses.
If the glasses move easily when you smile when pressed against your cheeks, you may need a different size that best suits your face.
Speaking of eyebrows: personal style matters here. While many recommend keeping the frames below the brow bone, we've noticed that some people prefer glasses that cover them, especially oversized models with distinctive profiles or sunglasses. The decision is yours!
Do you have any doubts left?
Chat with our Customer Service or email servizio.clienti@sunglassup.it . We'll be happy to help you choose the perfect size.
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