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Updated Apr 12

CHANEL Frames

Name: CHANEL Frames
Brand: CHANEL
SKU: 5c5f6f433c98441cc98f3add
Price: 250.0 USD
Availability: InStock

CHANEL

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CC Chanel Rx Frames. Super cute, a little quirky, brings color and personality to any outfit. Original CC dust bag and case included. Case a bit worn as shown in pic. Color is pink to some, red to others. Missing one small screw as shown in pic, beside serial number. That part loses which the screw would easily fix. No major scratches or flaws. Normal wear from usage. Tiny buff marks if you really study them. Not visible to the lay eye. Just normal wear. Still in very good condition.

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peshious1 Absolutely LOVE !!!

Feb 10Reply

dopeasswardrobe @peshious1 thank you! ☺️ I consider reasonable offers!!

Feb 10Reply

ctawilson Hi. Any scratches on the frame?

Mar 20Reply

dopeasswardrobe @ctawilson I’ll take a close look tomorrow when I’m near them again! Def nothing major, but I like to disclose all details for a secure purchase. 😊

Mar 20Reply

ctawilson @dopeasswardrobe ok thank you

Mar 20Reply

dopeasswardrobe @ctawilson hi. Got home to the glasses. They are in very good condition. They have normal wear to them, like tiny minor buffs that can’t really be seen unless you study them in major light. Nothing major. Missing one screw on inside of frame beside the serial number as pictured.

Mar 21Reply

dopeasswardrobe If you’re still interested let me know so I can send you an offer! 😊

Mar 21Reply

ctawilson @dopeasswardrobe Hi. Thank you for being so detailed. Don’t know what you mean by missing a screw. I can’t really see it in the picture. Can it be easily replaced?

Mar 21Reply

dopeasswardrobe @ctawilson so it’s a very small screw. Easy to replace. You can get a eye glass repair kit for $5 and it comes with screws and a small screwdriver. Or you could just take to LensCrafters and they’d probably replace it for free. If I come across a kit I’d happily repair it.

Mar 21Reply