10 January 2015
Children’s eyewear specialist Zoobug has launched its new sunglasses line for spring/summer 2015 with a variety of highly colourful fashion-led shapes in creative colour combinations.
The theme of the new models is ‘easy to wear chic for children,’ with styles designed to suit everyone.
New touches for trendsetting children include flash mirror lenses, Italian striped acetates, classic tortoiseshell and wood grain effects, as well as neon brights.
Popular Zoobug shapes such as the ‘Daisy’ and the circular ‘Sunny’ have been given a plush makeover. Also popular is the ‘Aviator’, which makes a welcome return for 2015 in fresh Mediterranean-inspired tones or trendy patterns.
New shapes for this year include a traditional square, a pretty, sleek cat’s eye and an elegant super narrow minimal modified butterfly, which the company expects to become a future bestseller for young girls.
All the lenses are polarised or UV400 and selected especially for children's eyes.
The new styles come with a new foldable orange canvas case with sandy inner flock lining and Zoobug glasses print cloth.
The theme of the new models is ‘easy to wear chic for children,’ with styles designed to suit everyone.
New touches for trendsetting children include flash mirror lenses, Italian striped acetates, classic tortoiseshell and wood grain effects, as well as neon brights.
Popular Zoobug shapes such as the ‘Daisy’ and the circular ‘Sunny’ have been given a plush makeover. Also popular is the ‘Aviator’, which makes a welcome return for 2015 in fresh Mediterranean-inspired tones or trendy patterns.
New shapes for this year include a traditional square, a pretty, sleek cat’s eye and an elegant super narrow minimal modified butterfly, which the company expects to become a future bestseller for young girls.
All the lenses are polarised or UV400 and selected especially for children's eyes.
The new styles come with a new foldable orange canvas case with sandy inner flock lining and Zoobug glasses print cloth.
For more information, visit the Zoobug website.
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