Visually, the clear and transparent acetate frame of these sunglasses is very discreet. What really catches the eye are the tinted category 3 plastic lenses, which protect against glare in almost all situations, even on water surfaces, on the beach or in the mountains. They also offer 100% protection against solar UV-A and UV-B radiation.

Waiting for the Sun is a label known for its handmade sunglasses. It was founded in 2009 by Julien Tual and is based in Paris. What sets Waiting for the Sun apart from other brands is its focus on unusual materials such as organic acetate made from cotton waste. Quality is also a top priority: each pair of glasses is made by hand and undergoes strict controls to ensure that they meet the label's high standards. The eyewear from Waiting for the Sun is also a sight to behold: from classic to modern, there is a suitable design for every taste. And thanks to the plastic lenses from Zeiss, the sunglasses not only offer pleasant dimming, but also excellent UV protection for the eyes.