Lido Square
- Bio-acetate
- 27 g
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A soft square with rounded corners, in a warm tortoise sheet with a lot of amber in it.
Pick a frame size before adding it.
The gentlest of the squares: the corners are rounded off until the shape almost reads as a rectangle with a curve. The tortoise is a mottled amber-and-brown sheet, so no two fronts have the pattern in the same place.
Tortoise acetate is lighter in colour than it looks in photographs once sun hits it. Expect more amber, less brown.
| Lens width (S / M / L) | 48 / 52 / 55 mm |
|---|---|
| Bridge | 21 mm |
| Temple length | 145 mm |
| Frame material | Bio-acetate |
| Lens material | Nylon, UV400 protection |
| Polarised | Depends on the lens chosen |
| Weight | 28 g |
| Hinge type | Five-barrel, metal core |
| Case included | Yes, hard case and cloth |
The things about this piece that people write to us about. None of them is a fault, all of them are worth knowing first.
Cleaning. Rinse, dry with the cloth, store in the case.
Protection. Every lens we sell, whatever its tint, is UV400: it blocks UVA and UVB up to 400 nm. The darkness of the tint has nothing to do with the UV filter.
Tested. Six people wore this frame for a month before it was listed. The drawbacks above are what they reported.
Orders from €80,00 ship free; below that it is €4,90. One to two working days in Italy, two to four for most of the EU.
Anything unworn, in its case with the cloth, can come back within 30 days. Hinges and lens coatings are covered for 2 years. The full policy.
From 211 people who bought the Scoglio Square, Tortoise and were asked six weeks later.
Measured my face at 138 mm, took the M as the guide said, and it sits exactly where the photo shows. First pair of sunglasses I have bought online that fit.
The weight on the page is accurate. I wanted something light and the number told me which to buy before I had to try three.
The polarised lens does blank my petrol pump screen at an angle, as warned. Still my favourite pair; just wish I had read the warning first instead of second.
Hold a ruler flat across your face at eye level and read the width from temple to temple. That one number picks the size.
| Face width | Size | Lens width, this frame |
|---|---|---|
| Under 130 mm | S | 48 mm |
| 130–140 mm | M | 52 mm |
| Over 140 mm | L | 55 mm |
Bridge on this frame: 21 mm. Temple length: 145 mm. If you already own a pair that fits, the three numbers are usually printed inside one temple - compare them.