Sunglasses are often used every day — while driving, walking, traveling, or during the summer season. Because of this, they can easily get scratched, crushed, bent, or lose a small part.
Sunglasses repair is often possible when the issue involves the frame, screw, nose pad, hinge, or another small part. The exact answer depends on the model and the type of damage.
What problems can happen?
Sunglasses damage can be a small detail or a more serious frame issue. In many cases, several parts should be checked at the same time.
- The frame is bent or misaligned
- A screw is missing or loose
- The nose pad is damaged or missing
- The temple arm is loose or does not close properly
- The sunglasses no longer sit comfortably
- The lens or lens-holding area needs inspection
Important
Sunglasses lenses can be different from regular lenses — tinted, polarized, or coated. If the lens is damaged, the sunglasses should be inspected in person.
How does the process work?
When is sunglasses repair worth it?
Repair is often worth it if the sunglasses are good quality, fit you well, and the damage affects only one part. For example, a missing screw, bent frame, or worn nose pad can often be fixed.
If the frame is very weak, the lens is damaged, or several parts are broken at the same time, an in-person inspection is needed to decide whether repair or replacement makes more sense.
Conclusion
Damaged sunglasses do not always mean you need to buy a new pair. In many cases, a small part can be replaced, the frame can be adjusted, or the hinge can be secured.
Call us and tell us what happened to your sunglasses. We will let you know whether it is worth bringing them in for inspection.