Always use both hands when putting on or removing your sunglasses to maintain frame alignment.

Avoid placing sunglasses on top of your head, as this can stretch the temples and loosen the fit.

Remove sunglasses before engaging in activities that may expose them to impact, excessive sweat, or pressure.

Keep lenses away from hard or abrasive surfaces to prevent scratches.

Avoid direct contact with perfumes, hairspray, sunscreen, and cosmetics, as these may damage lens coatings and frame finishes.

Do not expose sunglasses to extreme heat (e.g., inside a parked car), which can warp frames and affect lens integrity.

Keep lenses away from saltwater or chlorinated water; rinse promptly with clean water if exposure occurs.

Rinse lenses gently with lukewarm water to remove dust or particles before wiping.

Clean using a microfiber cloth and lens-safe cleaning solution only.

Never use paper towels, tissues, clothing, or household cleaners, as these may scratch lenses or strip protective coatings.

Regularly inspect screws and hinges; if loosening occurs, have adjustments done by an authorized optical professional.

Store sunglasses in their original protective case when not in use.

Keep them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity.

Avoid storing sunglasses lens-down, even inside a case.

For long-term storage, clean lenses and frames thoroughly before placing them in their case to prevent residue buildup.