El Sol de la Muerte Sunglasses

Once upon a time in Mexico, when the veil between the living and the dead grew thin, a pair of blood-dripping sunglasses emerged, ready to bewitch and enthral all who dared to gaze upon them. These otherworldly shades, the epitome of haunting elegance, were crafted for those who sought to embrace the spirit of Halloween and the enchantment of festivals.

With every glimmering drop of crimson, these sunglasses exude an aura of dark mystique, inviting the wearer to embrace their inner darkness. They possess an allure that is both captivating and chilling, ensuring that all eyes will be drawn to you like moths to an eerie flame.

Lens Width: 

60 mm

Lens height:

35 mm

Care instructions: 

1. Cleaning: Regularly clean your sunglasses with a soft microfiber cloth or a lens-cleaning solution. Avoid using paper towels or rough materials that could scratch the lenses.

2. Storage: When you're not wearing your sunglasses, keep them in a protective case. This prevents scratches, dust, and other damage.

3. Avoid leaving them in hot places: High temperatures, like in a closed car on a sunny day, can damage the lenses and frames. Always store your sunglasses in a cool and dry place.

4. Handle with care: When taking off or putting on your sunglasses, use both hands to avoid putting stress on the frame. Avoid bending the frames, as it can lead to misalignment.

5. Avoid placing them face down: When you set your sunglasses down, avoid placing them with the lenses facing downward. This helps prevent scratches.

6. Keep away from chemicals: Avoid exposing your sunglasses to harsh chemicals like hairspray or cleaning products, as they can damage the lenses and frames.

7. Rinse with water: If your sunglasses get sandy or dirty, rinse them under running water before wiping them with a soft cloth to avoid scratching the lenses.

8. Don't use your shirt: Avoid cleaning the lenses with your clothing, especially if they are dusty or dirty. The abrasive particles in the fabric can scratch the lenses.

9. Check the screws: Periodically check the screws on your sunglasses to make sure they are tight. Loose screws can lead to misalignment and discomfort.