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Polarised Sunglasses for Kids

Children's eyes are especially sensitive to sunlight, which is why at BARNER we offer a selection of polarised sunglasses for children that combine design, safety and optimal protection. They are the perfect accessory for little ones to enjoy the sun without compromising their visual health.

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  • sun

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  • TR-90

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  • Pattern
  • Solid

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  • -20%

Dalston Sun Kids CHF 37
CHF 30

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Dalston Sun Kids CHF 37
CHF 30

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Dalston Sun Kids CHF 37
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Dalston Sun Kids CHF 37
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Le Marais Sun Kids CHF 37
CHF 30

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Le Marais Sun Kids CHF 37
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Le Marais Sun Kids CHF 37
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Le Marais Sun Kids CHF 37
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Why choose polarised sunglasses for children?

Benefits of polarised lenses for child protection

Polarised lenses filter out the sun's intense reflections, especially those produced by bouncing off surfaces such as water or sand. This allows for clearer and more comfortable vision, reducing eye fatigue and protecting developing eyes from damage caused by UV radiation.

Differences between Traditional and Polarised Sunglasses

Unlike conventional sunglasses, polarised sunglasses improve contrast and reduce glare. This is essential for children who play outdoors, as it guarantees more effective protection and a more pleasant visual experience in any environment.

Our Collection of Polarised Junior Sunglasses

Modern and Safe Designs for Active Children

Our range of polarised junior sunglasses is designed to keep up with the most active kids. With flexible frames, attractive colours and modern styles, each model is designed for all-day comfort.

Durable and Comfortable Materials for Everyday Use

We use lightweight, hypoallergenic materials that are highly resistant to impact. This ensures greater durability even in small, mischievous hands. In addition, the ergonomic fit guarantees that the glasses stay in place while they play or move around.

Polarised Sunglasses for Babies: Protection from Day One

The Importance of Protecting Babies' Sensitive Eyes

Visual sun protection should start from the first months of life. Babies' eyes are more vulnerable to UV radiation, so good polarised sunglasses are a key investment in their visual wellbeing.

Key Features in Sunglasses for Babies

Our polarised sunglasses for babies are designed with soft, secure frames, with no small parts that could come off. The lenses offer 100% UVA and UVB protection and are made of materials that do not break easily.

Tips for Choosing the Best Children's Sunglasses

Factors to Consider: Size, Fit and UV Protection

It is essential to choose a pair of glasses that fits the child's face correctly, with a firm but comfortable fit. Make sure the model is UV400 certified for complete protection.

How to Teach Children the Importance of Wearing Sunglasses

Making wearing glasses a healthy habit is easier if they are involved from a young age. Allowing them to choose their favourite model and explaining why it is important to protect their eyes can make all the difference.

Care and Maintenance of Sunglasses for Children

Proper Cleaning to Extend the Life of Your Sunglasses

Use a microfibre cloth and suitable products to keep the lenses clean and scratch-free. Avoid using paper or clothing to clean them, as they can damage the polarised coating.

Safe Storage to Prevent Damage

Always keep your glasses in their case when not in use. This not only prevents scratches, but also helps your glasses last much longer in perfect condition.

Explore our collection of polarised sunglasses designed especially for children and babies, and make sure their eyes are protected from the very first ray of sunshine.

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POLARISED sunglasses KIDS FAQs

Yes, polarised sunglasses are beneficial for children as they reduce glare and improve visual clarity by filtering reflections from surfaces such as water, snow or the road. This not only increases visual comfort, but also protects their developing eyes from possible damage caused by prolonged exposure to bright light. However, it is essential to ensure that the glasses offer 100% protection against UVA and UVB rays.

Polarised sunglasses offer additional advantages over normal sunglasses by eliminating annoying reflections and providing sharper vision with better contrast. This is especially useful in outdoor activities, such as driving or water sports. However, in situations where you need to view LCD screens or electronic devices, polarised lenses can make it difficult to see.

Sunglasses for children should have lenses with an appropriate sun filter category to guarantee optimal protection. Generally, category 3 is recommended, which absorbs between 82% and 92% of visible light, making it suitable for high light conditions. It is essential that the glasses have the CE marking, indicating that they comply with European regulations.

To check if sunglasses are polarised, you can do a simple test: Place the glasses in front of a lit LCD screen, such as a computer or mobile phone. Turn the glasses slowly while looking at the screen through the lenses. If the lenses darken or lighten at certain angles, it is an indication that they are polarised.

Polarised sunglasses offer multiple benefits:
Reduction of glare: They filter the light reflected on horizontal surfaces, improving visual comfort.
Improved contrast and clarity: They provide sharper vision and more natural colours.
UV protection: Effectively block UVA and UVB rays, protecting the eyes from sun damage.
Reduction of eye fatigue: By reducing reflections and improving vision quality, they help prevent visual fatigue.

The lifespan of polarised glasses depends on the quality of the materials and how well they are looked after. Studies indicate that, with an average use of two hours a day for two years, the lenses can lose some of their protective properties. Therefore, it is recommended to renew them periodically to ensure optimal protection.

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