HAVE A LOOK SUNGLASSES | DIVA | TORTOISE

Large, round sunglasses with a brown tortoiseshell frame. 'Diva' by Have A Look are large, elegant, lightweight, and exceptionally comfortable, making them the perfect choice if you love sizable yet stylish frames. This design complements square, oval, and triangular face shapes, enhancing your unique look.

Danish designers Have A Look create sunglasses with an equal blend of classic and modern inspiration, making them a great choice if you want unisex frames with a touch of edge that will never go out of style. 

All of Have A Look's sunglasses are unisex, with comfortable, hard-wearing flexi-arms with spring hinges for  comfortable fit for various face sizes and shapes. The frames are bio-based, crafted from 45% castor-bean oil, ensuring they are robust, lightweight and durable.

The thin, lightweight lenses are made of high-quality polycarbonate and provide 100% UV-protection - rated as category 3 for super sun reduction. The glasses come with a free cotton bag.

Details

• Material: Frames are made from 45% Bioplastic* with polycarbonate lenses - both frames and lenses are recyclable. Metal (all metal components are nickel-free)
• 100% UV protection - category 3
• Care: Your Have a Look sunglasses always come in a cotton bag, so they are guaranteed to reach you safely. And so you can look after them; use a fibre cloth and warm water with a bit of soap if your glasses get greasy, or polish with a glasses cloth to remove finger prints.

WHAT ARE BIOPLASTICS?

Bioplastics are plastic materials derived from biomass (e.g. maize, beets, sugar cane, bamboo etc.), whereas traditional plastic is made from crude oil (a fossil resource). Have A Look's new BIOplastic is derived from the castor oil plant – from the oil from its beans, to be precise.

Like their traditional plastic (polycarbonate) glasses, the BIOplastic glasses are quality glasses with a long lifetime. They are not made to be decomposed in nature. Like their traditional plastic glasses, Have A Look's BIOplastic glasses are 100% recyclable and should be put in the plastic waste container when their useful life is up, to be disposed of in an environmentally responsible way.