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FLAT BROWLINE |
MEDIUM |
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Manhattan, an island and one of the five parts of New York City. This is where the business happens, and what inspired these sunglasses. A professional clubmaster style sunglasses that actually might make you look smart. The Clubmaster style sunglasses are a perfect fit for those hearth shaped faces. The design with solid nose rests is perfect for long hair and won't get entangled. The acetate frame is lightweight and comfortable. This model is also a fairly big pair of sunglasses and will go well with bigger heads. The UV400 and CE 3 protective sunglasses will finish this one off. |
| Frame Manhattan |
Lens Specs UV400, CE 3, Polarized |
| Frame Material Acetate |
Lens Color Gravite Grey, Demi Brown |
| Frame Color Matte Black, Brown Amber |
Size Medium |
| Nose rests Solid |
Face Shape Oval, Heart, Round, Square |
| Frame Dimensions 47-21-143 |
Lens Width 47mm |
Lens Height 45mm |
Bridge Length 21mm |
Temple Length 145mm |
Frame Width 143mm |
Why is it important?
If you are conscious of your head shape and size, you can effectively choose a pair of sunglasses that accentuate the right aspects of your face.
Your sunglasses will then become a compliment to your face shapes and look a lot more appealing.
Your sunglasses will then become a compliment to your face shapes and look a lot more appealing.
Size Recommendation
The most common and easiest way to measure your required sunglasses size is the creditcard method.
Visit the Sunglasses Fit Guide for a complete explaination.
The most common and easiest way to measure your required sunglasses size is the creditcard method.
Visit the Sunglasses Fit Guide for a complete explaination.
Face Shape Recommendation
Your face shape is determined by the ratio of your face's width and height.
To learn more about your head shape, visit the Sunglasses Fit Guide.
Your face shape is determined by the ratio of your face's width and height.
To learn more about your head shape, visit the Sunglasses Fit Guide.
Why is the right lens important?
The lens in your sunglasses is there to prevent harmful UV and blinding sunlight to reach your eyes.
By choosing the right lens for your situation you will increase the comfort of the sunglasses.
The lens in your sunglasses is there to prevent harmful UV and blinding sunlight to reach your eyes.
By choosing the right lens for your situation you will increase the comfort of the sunglasses.
What does UV400 mean?
UV400 means that a sunglass blocks at least all the harmful UV light up to 380 nm.
This is the recommended amount for sunglasses, all of our sunglasses are UV400 and block the harmful UV light.
UV400 means that a sunglass blocks at least all the harmful UV light up to 380 nm.
This is the recommended amount for sunglasses, all of our sunglasses are UV400 and block the harmful UV light.
CE categories
The CE mark on sunglasses means that it is conform european quality requirements.
There is a difference in CE categories that describe the amount of light that gets through.
For a sunny day a pair of sunglasses of CE category 3 is recommended.
For less sunny days a sunglass with CE category 2 is sufficient.
The CE mark on sunglasses means that it is conform european quality requirements.
There is a difference in CE categories that describe the amount of light that gets through.
For a sunny day a pair of sunglasses of CE category 3 is recommended.
For less sunny days a sunglass with CE category 2 is sufficient.
Polarized Sunglasses 
Sunlight is scattered in all directions, but when it is reflected through flat surfaces it can become polarized.
This means that the light will travel in a more uniform way and can cause annoying and dangerous light intensities.
A Polarized lens reduces this effect by a coating that reduces glare and discomfort.
If a pair of sunglasses has a polarized layer it is shown with a P in the specs table.
If you want to know more about Polarized lenses, visit the Material & Product Care Page.
Sunlight is scattered in all directions, but when it is reflected through flat surfaces it can become polarized.
This means that the light will travel in a more uniform way and can cause annoying and dangerous light intensities.
A Polarized lens reduces this effect by a coating that reduces glare and discomfort.
If a pair of sunglasses has a polarized layer it is shown with a P in the specs table.
If you want to know more about Polarized lenses, visit the Material & Product Care Page.
Free shipping
Free shipping minimum order value: €49
Free shipping minimum order value: €49
International shipping times
The Netherlands: 1 - 3 days
Europe: 2 - 5 days
USA/CA: 3 - 8 days
Rest of the world: 3 - 17 days
The Netherlands: 1 - 3 days
Europe: 2 - 5 days
USA/CA: 3 - 8 days
Rest of the world: 3 - 17 days
Returns
Returns are accepted within 14 days of the receival date.
The costs for returning a product are not compensated.
Refunds will be issued within 14 days after receiving the return in good condition.
Returns are accepted within 14 days of the receival date.
The costs for returning a product are not compensated.
Refunds will be issued within 14 days after receiving the return in good condition.
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