It may sound simple, but you can get it wrong! To keep your glasses & sunglasses in the best shape and not ruin them, read our top tips here:

It may sounds simple, but you can get it wrong! To keep tour glasses & sunglasses in the best shape and not ruin them, read our top tips here:

• Don't use your clothing. Even if they feel soft, most fabrics have tiny fibres that can cause permanent damage to your lenses.
• Don't use saliva to wet your lenses. It's unhygienic and won't clean properly.
• Never use household glass cleaners. The products contain strongingredients that can break down the coatings on your lenses.
• Don't use tissues or toilet paper. Some of these can contain wood pulp in paper that will scratch your lenses.

• We recommend cleaning your glasses every morning to keep them looking their best.
• Make sure your hands are clean before cleaning your glasses so they don't smudge the lenses.
• Rinse your glasses under a tap water (not hot!) to remove any buildup od dust. Do not use hot water to clean glasses, as it can damage lens coatings.
• Apply a small drop of hand soap to each lens. Hand Soap is better to use than dishwasi,g liquid which usually has acide ingredients. Gently rub both sides of the lenses. Make sure you wash the nose pads and the tips of the temple (arms) too, as that's where grease, hair products and makeup usually rubs off.
• Rinse the frame thoroughly. Carefully dry the lenses and the frame with a clean microfibre cloth.

• We recommend cleaning your glasses every morning to keep them looking their best.
• Make sure your hands are clean before cleaning your glasses so they don't smudge the lenses.
• Rinse your glasses under a tap water (not hot!) to remove any buildup od dust. Do not use hot water to clean glasses, as it can damage lens coatings.
• Apply a small drop of hand soap to each lens. Hand Soap is better to use than dishwasi,g liquid which usually has acide ingredients. Gently rub both sides of the lenses. Make sure you wash the nose pads and the tips of the temple (arms) too, as that's where grease, hair products and makeup usually rubs off.
• Rinse the frame thoroughly. Carefully dry the lenses and the frame with a clean microfibre cloth.