Kids Dark Bamboo (6 to 12 yrs) From Wildwood
Kids Dark Bamboo (6 to 12 yrs) From Wildwood
Kids Dark Bamboo (6 to 12 yrs) From Wildwood
Kids Dark Bamboo (6 to 12 yrs) From Wildwood
Kids Dark Bamboo (6 to 12 yrs) From Wildwood
Kids Dark Bamboo (6 to 12 yrs) From Wildwood

Kids Dark Bamboo (6 to 12 yrs)

By Wildwood
£35.00

20 reviews
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Children's eyes are especially sensitive to harmful ultraviolet light and these UV400 rated sunglasses are TAC polarised to protect kids eyes from UVA/UVB radiation and the harmful glare from snow and water.

The frames are 100% bamboo that is grown specifically for this purpose. The flexible steel spring hinges ensure total comfort without pinching and they are so light your kids may even forget they've got them on.

THEY FLOAT!  These fantastic glasses are perfect for kids who love to play all day on the beach and in the sea or pool. Perfect for water sports and mucking about in the water, they won't get lost in a wave or left at the bottom of the pool.

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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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    • 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