These Shades Give Us A Woody

Shades made from renewable tea tree wood are compelling on their own (the less plastic on our face, the better!) but throw in a brand name like “Waiting For The Sun”, with it’s nod to Jim Morrison, and we were sold.

WFTS shades have ultra-light frames that are hand-painted and coated for water-resistance; they feature Carl Zeiss lenses, which provide the maximum protection available, including ultra-violet ray protection level three. Each pair is wrapped in an artist-designed, limited-edition hand screen printed, 100% cotton scarf, which we would hope you would wear tied around your head ala Thelma & Louise in a convertible.

Available  in classic and aviator styles and in dark, vintage and natural tints at Kaight, online and in shop. $198.

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