Wasted Weekends Replacement Lenses
Wasted Weekends Replacement Lenses
£19.99Polarised replacement lenses that pop out and snap in, so a scratched pair of Wasted Weekends sunglasses gets repaired rather than replaced. Sutsu designs in London and makes in England, which is why repair is part of the plan here.
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Scratched your lenses on a walk off the beaten track? You do not need a new pair of sunglasses. These are replacement lenses made for Sutsu's Wasted Weekends sunglasses, so the frames you already love carry on.
Why it is worth having:
- Polarised lenses, made specifically for Wasted Weekends
- Fitting takes a minute: pop out the old lenses, snap in the new ones
- No tools are mentioned in the instructions, so this is a job you can do at home
The Ziracle view: sunglasses take a battering, and the usual answer is to bin them and buy again. Replacing only the part that is worn is the better habit, and every choice adds up. Sutsu's own thinking is that the best products stand the test of time, and that accidents are no reason to start over.
How to use: Pop out the old lenses and snap in the new ones.
Old lenses: Sutsu's product copy says the old lenses can be planted in soil, where it states they will biodegrade without leaving nasty chemicals. We could not find material or testing details in the information supplied to back this up, so we would check with Sutsu about disposal before burying anything.
These lenses are for Wasted Weekends sunglasses only.
About Sutsu
Sutsu provides contemporary streetwear for individuals who actively engage with their environment, offering a stylish yet conscious alternative to the rapid cycles of fast fashion. The brand addresses the need for durable, thoughtfully produced clothing that aligns with a progressive lifestyle, ensuring each piece is built to last and minimise its environmental impact.
What sets Sutsu apart is its integrated approach to sustainability, which has been a core principle since its founding. Each garment is designed in London and meticulously made in England, utilising sustainably sourced materials. This localised production model not only supports local craftsmanship but also significantly reduces the carbon footprint associated with long-distance manufacturing and complex supply chains.
The brand's name, derived from the Japanese word "sutsu 節" meaning the transition between two seasons, encapsulates its philosophy of accountability and continuous positive impact. This cultural inspiration underpins Sutsu's commitment to slow fashion, encouraging consumers to consider the longevity and ethical journey of their clothing choices.