A rimless rectangle with substance at the edge

The official Taylor page describes solid aqua rectangular lenses that are 3 mm thick, with glossy edges and an intricate temple setting that folds along the outside. This is a specific design description for the aqua LFL1131AC14SUN version, rather than a lens-thickness specification for every item sharing the model prefix.

The catalogue photograph shows dark lenses with gently rounded rectangular corners. There is no continuous opaque rim around them; small fittings connect the bridge and temples to the lens area. Viewed obliquely, the outer attachments become conspicuous even though the temples themselves remain visually slim.

Source: LINDA FARROW — Taylor Sunglasses in 22K Gold and Aqua

Why the 17 mm and 19 mm bridge figures matter

The official listing gives 53 mm lens width, 17 mm bridge and 140 mm temple length. KUANGTU's archive-1644-lfl1131 record gives 53 / 19 / 140 mm. Lens width and temple length agree, while the stated bridge is 2 mm wider in the supplier data. The available evidence does not tell us whether that difference reflects a version, a measurement convention or a data error.

The simple sum of two lens widths and bridge is 123 mm for the official reference and 125 mm for the catalogue entry. Neither number is a measured total front width: the outer attachment area still matters. The difference is useful as a question to resolve, not a basis for silently replacing one value with the other.

Source: LINDA FARROW — Taylor Sunglasses in 22K Gold and Aqua

Ask for the edge and setting in the same photograph

The official page calls its lens color aqua; the supplier photograph appears dark grey. A color name or the LFL1131 prefix alone cannot specify the exact combination of lenses, bridge and temples. Request the full suffix from the inside-temple marking and a current close-up of the outer lens attachments.

For a visual sample check, photograph the front straight on, the edge from an angle and both temple joints. Compare how evenly the fittings sit and how the lens edge appears under the same lighting. Those observations can help assess finish consistency, but they do not establish impact resistance or prove the official 3 mm thickness.

Source: LINDA FARROW — Taylor Sunglasses in 22K Gold and Aqua

Make the size discrepancy part of the enquiry

Use archive-1644-lfl1131, the required quantity and destination, then ask the supplier to confirm 53 / 19 / 140 against an actual marking photograph. Request measured front width and the offered colorway at the same time. Keep the 53 / 17 / 140 official reference attached as a comparison, without presenting it as a correction already agreed with the supplier.

The official page's titanium, Japanese origin and UV statements apply to its own listing. Obtain separate evidence if any of these is a purchasing requirement for the quoted goods. The linked product page retains the existing enquiry selection and WhatsApp draft options; stock, packaging and order terms remain subject to confirmation.

Source: LINDA FARROW — Taylor Sunglasses in 22K Gold and Aqua

Catalogue references in this story

Supplier records below are separate from the official sources. Open an item to view its images, add it to your enquiry selection or ask about it on WhatsApp.

Sources and editorial scope

Prepared with AI assistance from the cited public sources and KUANGTU’s supplier catalogue. Comparisons and buying questions are editorial analysis, not hands-on testing. Brand names identify references; this article does not establish affiliation, authorization or the provenance of offered goods.