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A little care goes a long way. Here is how to clean sunglasses properly, look after polarised and mirrored lenses, and keep your Havaners® looking sharp for years.
Polarised and mirrored lenses have coatings that deserve a gentle touch. Stick to water, mild soap and microfibre. Skip glass cleaner, household sprays, vinegar and anything with ammonia or a lot of alcohol, as they can strip or cloud the coating over time. That goes double for Aura8™ and mirrored pairs like Silverback. Not sure what your lens is? Our sunglasses lens guide explains every type.
When you are not wearing them, keep your sunglasses in their drawstring pouch or a protective case. It stops scratches, bent arms and accidental damage in bags and pockets. Every Havaners pair arrives in a branded drawer box with a drawstring pouch, a cleaning cloth and stickers, so you have everything you need from day one.
Put your sunglasses on and take them off with both hands. It takes pressure off the hinges and keeps the frame sitting straight on your face. If they start to feel loose or tight, check the fit against our sunglasses size guide.
If the worst does happen, accidental damage is covered by our Lifetime Guarantee. Ready for another pair? Shop all sunglasses, see our polarised sunglasses or browse all our sunglasses guides.
Yes. A small drop of mild washing-up liquid and lukewarm water is one of the safest ways to clean sunglasses. Rinse well and dry with a microfibre cloth.
Rinse with water, wash gently with mild soap if needed, and dry with microfibre. Avoid glass cleaner, vinegar and anything with ammonia, which can damage the coating.
Not reliably. Home fixes like toothpaste or baking soda are abrasive and damage lens coatings. The best fix is prevention: rinse before wiping and store your sunglasses in a case.
Fabric traps dust and grit, which act like sandpaper on the lens. A clean microfibre cloth is much gentler.
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