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Acetate Sunglasses FAQs
What are acetate glasses?
Acetate glasses are made from a plant-based, hypoallergenic material known for its rich color depth and durability. Many acetate sunglasses, including acetate aviator sunglasses and acetate sunglasses frames, offer a smooth, polished finish and feel comfortable against the skin.
Acetate glasses vs. plastic: What’s the difference?
Unlike standard injected plastic frames, high quality acetate sunglasses are crafted from layered sheets of acetate. This allows for deeper colors, more refined texture, and greater flexibility. Acetate handmade sunglasses also tend to be stronger and more long-lasting than basic plastic frames.
How do you adjust acetate glasses?
Acetate frames can be adjusted by gently heating the arms, then shaping them for a comfortable fit. Because improper heating may cause warping, it’s best to have adjustments done at an optical shop. This applies to both acetate sunglasses men and acetate sunglasses womens styles.
How do you clean acetate glasses?
Use a microfiber cloth and lens-safe cleaning solution to wipe the lenses and frame. Avoid hot water or harsh chemicals, as they may affect the finish. Whether your style uses acetate on sunglasses or acetate in sunglasses details, gentle cleaning helps preserve clarity and shine.