Sunglasses Case Slim Protective Pouch With Snap Closure
Your sunglasses slide into a slim faux-leather case with a metal snap and stay scratch-free every day. The pouch fits a handbag or desk drawer without bulk, and it comes in jet black, pure white and warm beige.
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Your sunglasses slide into a slim faux-leather case with a metal snap and stay scratch-free every day. The pouch fits a handbag or desk drawer without bulk, and it comes in jet black, pure white and warm beige.
Slim, stylish protection for your sunglasses in three classic colours
- scratched lenses from loose storage
- bulky or unsightly eyewear storage
- glasses getting lost or damaged in a bag
Keep your lenses clear and your bag tidy
Stop tossing your sunglasses loose among keys and coins. A slim faux-leather case keeps them scratch-free from commute to desk to trip.
A slim case with a neat, premium finish
- Snap shut, scratch-free
The envelope flap folds over and the metal snap clicks shut, so your frames stay inside the pouch and away from keys, coins and loose change. You hear the click, so you know it is closed before the bag goes on your shoulder.
- Slim, structured shape
The rounded pouch holds its form, so it slides into a tote, a handbag pocket or a desk drawer without the bulk of a hard case. It sits flat against the lining and takes very little room.
- Three classic colours
Jet black, pure white and warm beige cover most outfits and bags. Black suits a work tote, beige sits well against leather and canvas, and white brightens a darker bag.
Simple, slim, ready to carry
- 1Open the flap
Lift the envelope-style flap and feel the smooth, slightly pebbled faux leather. The stitched edge lies flat along the rim.
- 2Slide in your glasses
The rounded pouch opens wide enough to take your sunglasses frame-first. Wipe the lenses before you put them in so grit does not sit against the glass.
- 3Press the snap
Close the flap and press the metal snap. The firm click tells you the case is secured for the bag or the desk drawer.
From loose in the tote to tucked away
The loose-in-the-bag problem
Your sunglasses go into the tote with nothing around them. By the end of the week the lenses have rubbed against your keys and a pile of coins, and the frames have found their way to the bottom under receipts. You reach in for them every morning and never quite know where they are.
A slimmer way to carry
The case is a flat faux-leather pouch with a snap flap. Slide the frames in, press the metal snap, and the pair stays put. It takes up about the room of a notebook edge in your bag, so it fits where a hard case never would, and the lenses stay clear of everything else you carry.
Slimmer than a hard case, safer than loose
| This case | Loose in the bag | Hard-shell case | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keeps lenses away from keys and coins | — | ||
| Slim enough for a handbag pocket | — | ||
| Snap closure holds the case shut | — | — | |
| Keeps its shape in a packed bag | — |
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Questions and answers
It fits standard and mid-size frames with room to spare. Oversized frames will go in, but the pouch is snug, so slide them in gently and avoid forcing wide arms against the seam.
The case protects lenses from the things that scratch them most: keys, coins, pens and grit rubbing against the glass. It is a pouch, not a crash box, so keep it away from heavy pressure in a full bag.
Yes. The flap sits over the snap and the metal button holds it closed through daily commuting. The first few presses take a little more effort until the flap settles into its shape.
The soft pouch that comes with most pairs is a thin sleeve that slides off in a bag. This case has a structured shape, a flap and a snap, so it stays closed and keeps the lenses off everything else you carry.
A scratched lens usually costs more to fix than the case does. The faux-leather build and metal snap are what separate this from a thin sleeve, and one case will carry the same pair for years of daily commuting.