Nunettes

I was expecting more. From the way the sunglasses look online, I thought the designs would be screened on or possibly part of the lens material. It turns out they’re printed plastic /​vinyl stickers on regular clear-​lens sunglasses.
That makes sense from a manufacturing standpoint — get a whole bunch of generic frames and put any kind of stickers on them. Quality-​wise, this production method is hit-​or-​miss. On some pairs, the stickers are improperly cut or placed and don’t fully cover the lenses. Some pairs have lumps because the stickers weren’t applied smoothly. Furthermore, due to the stickers’ adhesion and perforation, they look likely to rip up if I were to try to adjust them.
Of the 3 pairs I bought for nearly $ 40 each, only one was really made well. The designs are still cool, and people standing away enough may not notice the sticker flaws. I just wish there were more consistency and quality control to quell minor defects.