Kids Polarized Smoke Lens Sunglasses Protect Child's Eyes Red
Kids Polarized Smoke Lens Sunglasses Protect Child's Eyes Red
Description
Description Children love these colorful glasses. They have Polarized lenses, so they will provide great protection from the sun. These are perfect for the beach, roadtrips, lake days, hiking, or just adding color to an outfit or costume! These would also make great party favors, gifts for kids, stocking stuffers, or items for goodie bags!
Item Details
Pickup Location
7440 Dean Martin Dr Suite 204
Las Vegas, NV, 89139
Quality
brand
OWLEstimated Retail Price
$2.99
color
RedBuyers Premium
15%
Inventory Number
1051686245
Features
- IDEAL FOR AGES: 3-10 YEARS
- POLARIZED ANTI-GLARE LENSES: The polarized and anti-glared lenses of these toddler sunglasses reduce glare and provide crystal clear vision, making them ideal for fishing, boating, and other outdoor activities to block the reflection of water and snow.
- DURABLE & COMFORTABLE: Made with high-quality polycarbonate lenses and a shiny plastic frame, these rectangle kids sun glasses are lightweight, durable, and safe for kids. Perfect style and frame for all-day wear.
- FASHIONABLE FOR KIDS: These sunglasses for kids for feature a sleek and stylish design that looks great for both boys and girls. The shiny frame and rectangle shape are perfect for any outfit and occasion. Match each outfit with all our color options - these shades are the perfect accessory!
- UV400 PROTECTIVE COATING: The protective coating of UV400 blocks nearly 100% of harmful UV rays, safeguarding your child's delicate eyes from the sun's damaging effects. With these boys and girls sunglasses, you can ensure your child's eyes are well-protected during all their outdoor activities.
Online Reviews
4.2/5
Based on 3 ratings
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