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The Void
$69.95 USD
Pine Needle / Horizon Gradient Polar
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B Corporation
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Designed in Australia
Description
Experience retro vibes with a modern twist through The Void's bold nose bridge and aviator dimensions! A nod to the 70s, revamped for today's trendsetters, these shades blend vintage cool with contemporary edge.
The Void’s medium fit ensures a versatile and comfortable style that suits all face shapes, whether oval, square, or heart shaped.
Designed in Australia.
- Handmade Plant-based acetate frame
- High quality CR 39 lenses
- Made to Australian standards
- High UV protection | Lens Category: 3 (Black, Sunlight & Maple Tort Polarised),
- Med to High UV Protection | Lens Category: 2 (Black Smokey Martini Polarised),
- Limited UV Protection | Lens Category: 1 (Black Blue Martini)
- Sustainable packaging including protective pouch
- In stock & ready to ship!
| Lens Width (A) |
Nose Bridge (B) |
Temple Length (C) |
Frame Width (D) |
| 56 |
17 |
145 |
146 |
Materials & Packaging
- High quality CR 39 lenses
- Handcrafted from Plant Based Acetate
- Made to US standards
- Sustainable packaging including protective pouch / cleaning cloth
Returns
Our refund policy lasts 30 days. If 30 days have gone by since your purchase, unfortunately we can’t offer you a refund or exchange. To be eligible for a return, your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. It must also be in the original packaging. All returns require a receipt or proof of purchase. Returns only eligible in the USA.
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Sito Shades 🤝 Sustainability
We’re committed to doing our part to protect the planet, which is why we prioritize sustainably made sunglasses. Our use of plant based acetate frames underlines our dedication to sustainability, allowing you to make a fashion statement that’s also a more eco-friendly choice.
We continue to search for ways to do our part. From recyclable and re-purposed packaging to quality long-lasting, sustainable materials in every product. And we’ll keep searching for ways to make things more sustainable.
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