Sunglasses by Lens

Choose from original or polarised lenses to get the perfect amount of 100% UVA + B protection. Discover stylish sunglasses that shield you from harmful rays.
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    Sunglass Lens FAQs

    Polarised lenses reduce glare from reflective surfaces like water and sand. They can improve visual comfort, particularly at the beach or on bright days.

    However, full UV400 protection is the most important feature - and all Babiators provide this as standard.

    UV400 means the lenses block 100% of harmful UVA and UVB rays.

    All authentic Babiators sunglasses offer UV400 protection, giving your child complete protection from the sun’s harmful rays.

    Babiators are Rx-able for certain prescriptions (-4 to +4). It's at the discretion of the optician. The lenses are removable/replaceable.

    Yes. Babiators lenses are impact- and shatter-resistant, making them much safer for active babies and children than standard sunglasses.

    They’re designed to bend and flex - not snap.

    All Babiators frames are made of a soft and flexible therma plastic rubber which makes them super comfortable and virtually indestructible. Our lenses in our original and screensavers styles are made from impact and shatter resistant polycarbonate, whilst our polarised lenses are made from TAC (Tri Acetate Cellulose).

    Opt for original lenses for day-to-day use unless you spend a lot of time around water where you made want to eliminate the risk of glare.

    Babiators should:

    1. Sit comfortably on the bridge of the nose
    2. Cover the eyes fully
    3. Stay secure without pinching

    If you’re between sizes, refer to the age guidance as a starting point, but consider your child’s face shape for the best fit.

    You can use our size guide to measure up your kids for their sunnies here or find specific measurements on each product page.

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