Wherever you store your sunglasses, always remember to keep the lenses facing upwards.
1: Folding. In the design of the frames, the left temple usually folds first, then the right.
2: Putting on and taking off. When putting on or taking off, use both hands, holding the temple and moving it parallel to your cheek.
3: Cleaning. Use a dedicated eyeglass cloth to wipe the lenses. However, dry wiping is not recommended, as it can easily scratch the lenses. It's best to rinse with water, then pat dry with a tissue before wiping with the eyeglass cloth. While wiping, support the lens with your hand and wipe one side. Be gentle, otherwise you may damage the lenses and frame.
4: Regular Adjustment. After wearing them for a period of time, the frames may deform, putting strain on the nose and ears, and the lenses may become loose. You can fix them yourself or have them adjusted at a store.
5: Storage. When storing for short periods, always keep the convex side of the lenses facing upwards to prevent scratches. Also, avoid contact with chemicals, cosmetics, and medications. Avoid direct sunlight and high temperatures. If storing for an extended period, wrap the sunglasses in a lens cloth and place them in their case.
We hope you pay attention to daily sunglasses care to better maintain them and extend their lifespan.
