Hawkers Bel-Air Kids Sunglasses - Multicolor
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These Hawkers Bel-Air Kids Sunglasses are designed for children aged 4-10, offering a stylish and durable eyewear solution for active youngsters. Their key benefit lies in the blend of modern aesthetics with robust construction, ensuring comfort and protection. A potential caveat is their Category 3 filter, which is best suited for bright outdoor conditions and may be too dark for overcast days. This reinterpretation of the iconic Bel-Air design features a panto-style outline with thin lines, providing a versatile and child-proof option available in various frame and lens color combinations. The polycarbonate lenses offer excellent durability and 100% UV protection.
All features
| Gender | Unisex |
|---|---|
| Age Group | kids |
| Colour | Multicolor |
| Material | Polyester |
| Series | Bel-Air |
| Brand | Hawkers |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What age range are these sunglasses suitable for?
These sunglasses are designed for children aged 4 to 10 years old.
What type of UV protection do the lenses offer?
The lenses provide 100% UV protection, safeguarding children's eyes from harmful ultraviolet rays.
Are these sunglasses good for sports?
Yes, the durable polycarbonate lenses make them ideal for active children and sports enthusiasts, offering good impact resistance.
How should I clean the lenses?
Use a soft microfiber cloth to clean the lenses. For stubborn marks, a small amount of water or a lens cleaning solution suitable for polycarbonate can be used. Avoid abrasive materials.
What does 'Category 3 filter' mean?
A Category 3 filter offers dark coloring that absorbs 82-92% of sunlight, making them suitable for bright, sunny outdoor conditions.
Can these sunglasses be used in low light or indoors?
Category 3 lenses are primarily for bright sunlight. They may be too dark for low-light conditions, overcast days, or indoor use.
What materials are the frames made of?
The frames are made of PC (Polycarbonate), a durable and lightweight material suitable for children's eyewear.
Troubleshooting
Sunglasses won't stay on child's face.
Ensure the correct size is selected for the child's age group. Adjust temple arms gently if possible, or consider a strap designed for sunglasses to keep them secure.
Lenses appear too dark for the conditions.
These sunglasses feature a Category 3 filter, ideal for bright sunlight. For overcast days or lower light conditions, a lighter-filtered pair of sunglasses would be more appropriate.
Frame feels loose.
Check if the screws on the hinges are tightened. If loose, carefully tighten them with a small screwdriver. If the frame is bent or damaged, professional adjustment or replacement may be needed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Durable and impact-resistant lenses for active children.
- Provides excellent 100% UV protection for young eyes.
- Stylish, modern interpretation of a classic frame design.
- Comfortable and child-proof construction for everyday wear.
- Versatile unisex design fits a wide range of children.
- Available in multiple color options to suit individual preferences.
Cons
- Category 3 lenses may be too dark for overcast or indoor use.
- Thin frame lines might be less robust than thicker designs for extreme rough play.
- Specific color combinations may sell out quickly due to popularity.
- Not suitable for driving or in situations requiring precise color perception.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: These sunglasses require no setup; they are ready to wear upon purchase.
Compatibility: Designed for children aged 4-10 years.
Care Instructions:
- Cleaning Lenses: Use a soft, clean microfiber cloth to gently wipe the lenses. For tougher smudges, slightly dampen the cloth with water or a lens cleaning solution specifically designed for polycarbonate lenses.
- Frame Care: Wipe the frames with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the frame's finish.
- Storage: Store the sunglasses in a protective case (if provided) when not in use to prevent scratches and damage. Keep them away from direct heat sources, as excessive heat can warp the frames or damage the lenses.
- Handling: Encourage children to handle the sunglasses with care, holding them by the temples rather than the lenses.