Whirlpool - Vintage Tort Vitamin C Tint
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Description
Description
Step into summer with our Carroten x AIRE collab, WHIRLPOOL. This 70s-inspired aviator comes in a large size fit, offering a chic and stylish design. Featuring a sun-kissed amber tortoiseshell frame and warm orange tinted lenses, this limited edition colourway blends retro charm with contemporary flair, making it a standout accessory for any fashion-forward wardrobe. Complete with the Carroten x AIRE neoprene pouch and Coastline gold shell neck chain, WHIRLPOOL is the ultimate poolside companion this season.
• Finished in a vintage tort frame with vitamin c tint lenses.
• A lightweight, durable and impact resistant frame.
• Fitted with shatterproof and scratch resistant polycarbonate lenses.
Product Details
Product Details
Frame Shape: Aviator
Gender: Uni-sex
Frame Material: Lens polycarbonate
Lens Description: Vitamin c tint
Lens Material: Polycarbonate
UV Protection: Category 2
Product Code: ACA2612467
Warranty: 6 MONTHS
Frame Width: 145MM
Frame Height: 56MM
Lens Width: 53MM
Nose Bridge: 21MM
Temple Length: 142MM
Polarised: N
Frame Case
Frame Case
Supplied with our spring close protective glasses pouch.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Free shipping on all orders over US$50. All orders are shipped from Los Angeles, USA. See our Shipping page for full details. Free 30-day returns on eligible items for refund only. This includes sitewide offers where the discount is off a full priced item. Returns are not available on final sale items, unless deemed faulty. See our Returns page for full details.
Warranty
Warranty
Our sunglasses are guaranteed against defects in workmanship and materials for 6 months from date of purchase. Coverage is only with proof of purchase. The warranty is valid only for goods that are purchased new and does not cover damage caused by general wear, abuse or mishandling. Register your product here to receive an extra 6 months complimentary extended warranty on your frames. Find out more here.
