Chandlery
September 2010 Issue
Real Kids’ Sunglasses
Only a few sunglasses manufacturers featured in last summer’s test (July 2009) offer children’s sunglasses, and those shades are usually just scaled down versions of the adult kind. After experimenting with several different styles for kids ages 3-13, we found that the younger children, ages 7 and under, were a tough bunch to fit. Harder still were kids ages 3 and under. Uncomfortable ear pieces were a common complaint.
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