We're so excited to be listed as the best sunglasses brand for babies and toddlers in 2020 by Family Vacation Critic - we couldn't agree more! Recommend for our durability, comfort and protection from the elements (and because they’re also really adorable).

When our founders Scott & Julia started this company, one of the primary questions they asked was, "why are ALL kids sunglasses made in China!?" As far as we know, we are still the only kids sunglasses line made in Italy! And our sunglasses are also flexible, child-safe, ultra-light, virtually unbreakable, without any toxins including: BPA, lead, latex, phthalate, cadmium, etc.

We've been hard at work here in Santa's workshop making the coolest shades for you and your kiddos! With 18 frame colors and 6 lens options  you have a lot to choose from when selecting your family's matching shades. Here's our top 10 favorite color combinations!

We love seeing our sunnies in action! One of our awesome customers was featured with her two boys in a recent Mazda commercial, It's a Beautiful Day, wearing matching McFly red sunglasses. HOW CUTE!

We know how funny and ridiculous life with kids can be sometimes! And these hilarious parenting quotes just seem to be so spot on some days. Don't be surprised if you're laughing to yourself as you read them or passing them along to your friends!

Run Roshambo is part of our Roshambo Baby brand of sunglasses: Italian made, polarized, ultra light and virtually unbreakable shades for the whole fam... it started with kids now on to adults! These ultra light sunglasses are amazing for athletes, runners, and active parents.

August is National Children's Eye Health & Safety Month and with school just around the corner, we wanted to share some tips with you to keep your little one's eyes safe this year! Good vision is key to a child's physical development, school success and well-being. By setting up a comprehensive eye exam for your child, and providing them with the proper eyewear, you can get them on the right track for a happy and healthy school year!

Across the country, many children are beginning a new school year and healthy vision will be critical to a successful academic year. As a child grows, an untreated eye disease or condition becomes more difficult to correct. Vision problems that can affect children include Amblyopia, (“lazy eye”), Strabismus, (“crossed eyes”), and the most common forms of refractive error: myopia (nearsightedness) and hyperopia (farsightedness). Read more about these conditions!