5 Things to Know About Kids Sunglasses

Bulk packs are a bad deal A 12-pack of kids sunglasses often ends up with 11 pairs unused in a drawer because they don’t fit well.

Nose bridge fit matters most Flexible rubberized nose bridges are far more comfortable than hard plastic ones. Kids will actually wear them.

One good pair beats many bad ones A single pair that stays on your child’s face is genuinely better than a dozen that don’t.

Hard plastic nose bridges dig in Cheap sunglasses with rigid nose bridges cause discomfort and get rejected quickly.

Kids care about comfort If the sunglasses hurt, your child won’t wear them, no matter how many you buy.