When children play sports outdoors, their eyes are exposed to sun, wind, dust, and glare (especially on snow and the sea). Children's sports glasses with shield lenses and wraparound frames help improve vision and protect their eyes, staying stable even when running, skiing, or cycling.

At Ten Ten, we select junior models designed specifically for this: lightweight, comfortable, and protective, suitable for everyday activities and sports.

Why you need junior sports glasses (not just sunglasses)

Sports glasses have a different shape for a reason:

they provide more coverage (lateral protection from wind and light),

they stay in place (less slipping during movement),

they reduce glare in challenging ...

The new CentroStyle frames with polarized clip-ons have arrived: a simple and super practical solution for those who want comfortable everyday eyeglasses, with the ability to transform them into sunglasses in just a few seconds.

In practice: eyeglasses frame + clip-on with polarized lenses = 2 in 1.

Why the polarized clip makes a difference

Polarized lenses are designed to reduce the most annoying glare, those from surfaces such as:

asphalt and wet roads

windshields and bodywork

sea, boat, lake

snow and very bright surfaces

The result is more comfortable vision outdoors, often with a feeling of "rested eyes," especially on very bright days.

Two glasses in one: comfortable in ...

Clear vision from an early age makes a difference

Vision is one of the most important tools in a child's development. Reading, learning, sports, and concentration depend on clear and comfortable vision.

Therefore, choosing glasses specifically designed for children is not just an aesthetic choice, but a true investment in growth.

Why choose glasses specifically for children?

1. Resistance and safety

Pediatric frames are: flexible and break-proof, lightweight and comfortable, made from hypoallergenic materials, and free of dangerous parts or sharp edges.

2. Stability on the face

An anatomical bridge, wraparound temples, and soft nose pads keep the glasses in place even during play.

3. Real visual comfort

Lenses can ...

With the arrival of brighter days, protecting children's eyes becomes a priority. Younger eyes are more sensitive to sunlight than adults and require adequate filters to protect them from ultraviolet rays.

Why should children wear sunglasses?

Children's lenses are more transparent and allow more UV radiation to pass through. Excessive and unprotected exposure over time can contribute to eye strain and damage to the ocular structures.

Good sunglasses can:

Block 100% of UV rays

Reduce glare and eye strain

Improve comfort during outdoor activities

Protect eyes in bright light (beach, mountains, parks, sports)

The characteristics of good sunglasses for children

When choosing a pair of sunglasses for your little ones, ...