Kids Cat Eye (3 to 9 years) From Wildwood
Kids Cat Eye (3 to 9 years) From Wildwood
Kids Cat Eye (3 to 9 years) From Wildwood
Kids Cat Eye (3 to 9 years) From Wildwood
Kids Cat Eye (3 to 9 years) From Wildwood
Kids Cat Eye (3 to 9 years) From Wildwood
Kids Cat Eye (3 to 9 years) From Wildwood
Kids Cat Eye (3 to 9 years) From Wildwood

Kids Cat Eye (3 to 9 years)

By Wildwood
£20.00 £30.00

19 reviews
Colour: Pink Mirror
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Protect your children's eyes from the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays with our Wildwood polarised sunglasses. 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 made of recycled polycarbonate and the arms from sustainably sourced beech wood. The stainless steel spring hinges can flex outwards, providing a snug and comfortable fit that will not pinch, regardless of face shape. Weighing only 20 grams your kids will forget they've even got them on and will KEEP THEM ON. 

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      • Recycled polycarbonate frames & certified timber arms
      • TAC Polarised UV400 lenses
      • Superior visual clarity
      • Scratch/impact resistant
      • Carrying pouch and cleaning cloth made from recycled plastic
      • Recycled cardboard packaging.
      High quality TAC polarised lenses
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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