These WaZZ sunglasses, with their rectangular shape and attractive keyhole nose, will appeal to little backpackers who want look like mum and dad.
Their oversized and class 3 ergonomic lenses ensure maximum protection while offering greater visual comfort to this solar panel as they learn to walk.
Unbreakable frame and lenses, perfectly designed for being handled by babies.
Zigzag technology means an all-in-one frame.
No hinges so no risk of getting caught in the hinges or swallowing small metal parts.
New soft, comfortable cord.
Category 3 polycarbonate lenses.
Anti-UVA, Anti-UVB, Anti-UVC filter.
3.1 cm-sized (1-2 years old) and 3.5 cm (2-4 years old) lenses for to completely protect children's eyes.
Ki ET LA's extra: anti-blue-light filter to reduce glare.
Ergonomic, flexible, light and soft shades. No pressure on temples or on the nose and no pressing against ears.
TPEE single-injection frame.
Bisphenol A-free guarantee.
Polycarbonate lenses.
Sunglasses conform to international standards (ISO 12312-1:2013 / A1 2015 and ANSI Z80.3 : 2015).
Shipments in Greece are made via ACS Courier and transport company and to foreign countries via DHL. Please contact our customer service department if you wish to be informed about your shipment.
We will get back to you as soon as possible, providing all the necessary information about your shipment. Regarding the receipt of your order, it would be useful to know that courier companies usually do not call before delivery.
They will come to the address you specified and if they can't find you, they will leave a notification for you to call them and make an appointment. If we find that 2 days after sending your order, you have not received it, we will contact you for your best service and to help you with the receipt.
We make every effort to deliver shipments within 2-5 business days from the order date. Holidays and weekends are excluded, as they are not considered business days.
In the event that there is a reason for your order to be delayed, you will be informed via e-mail.
