Kid's Zebra Wood (6-12 yrs) From Wildwood
Kid's Zebra Wood (6-12 yrs) From Wildwood
Kid's Zebra Wood (6-12 yrs) From Wildwood
Kid's Zebra Wood (6-12 yrs) From Wildwood
Kid's Zebra Wood (6-12 yrs) From Wildwood
Kid's Zebra Wood (6-12 yrs) From Wildwood
Kid's Zebra Wood (6-12 yrs) From Wildwood

Kid's Zebra Wood (6-12 yrs)

By Wildwood
£35.00

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Discover the perfect blend of style and protection with our designer children's sunglasses. Crafted for both boys and girls, these kids' sunglasses are a must-have accessory for any young fashionista. The flexible, unbreakable frames ensure durability, while the TAC polarised lenses offer superior protection against harmful UVA/UVB rays. Ideal for active kids, these sunglasses are designed to float, making them perfect for beach adventures and water sports. With sustainably sourced zebra wood frames and stainless steel spring hinges, they provide a comfortable fit for all face shapes. Choose these polarized children's sunglasses for unmatched style and safety.

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We want you to be really happy with your purchase with Eco Beach, but sometimes things just don't fit or are not quite what you expected, so of course we are happy for you to return your purchase to us for an exchange or full refund:

  • 30 day returns & exchange
  • Postage paid
  • Full refund

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Polarised
    Yes
    • Certified timber frames
    • TAC Polarised UV400 lenses
    • Superior visual clarity
    • Scratch/impact resistant
    • Carrying pouch and cleaning cloth made from recycled plastic
    • Recycled cardboard packaging.
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IT'S NEVER TOO EARLY TO PROTECT THEM

"UV damage to the eyes is cumulative and totally irreversible. If we don’t take steps to protect our children’s eyes, repeated exposure can and will result in them suffering sight threatening conditions such as cataracts and macular degeneration later in life."

Director of UK Eyecare Trust