Different kinds of Kids' sunglasses frames

There are many different way to classify Kids' sunglasseses. This chapter mainly focuses on the material and styles.

Firstly, there are Kids' sunglasses frames made of plastic, metal and blends.

1. Plastic racks. They are light and not easy to be affected, so they are greatly, welcomed by children and old people.

Plastic racks are usually made up of several layers of plastic, sticking one thin layer on another thick one. The thick layer is usually transparent while the thin one is colored.

2. Metal racks. Metal racks are usually made by a certain metal or alloy. According to the electroplating technique, some are easy to fade, some are not. Metal racks are solid, light, delicate and modern. 

Metal racks often have nose support which are flexible to adjust to noses. There are plastic cover on the feet of the Kids' sunglasseses which protect both the rack and our skin.

3. Blended rack. Blended racks are mixed of plastic and metal. Some cover the metal with plastic. Some cover the metal with celluloid. Some use plastic to make the frame, and use metal to make the feet.

Blended racks are delicate and light, make people feel elegant. Because it mixes plastic with metal solidly, so it is not easy to get burnt.

Secondly, there are full frame Kids' sunglasseses, half frame Kids' sunglasseses, no frame Kids' sunglasseses, combined frame Kids' sunglasseses and folded frame Kids' sunglasseses according to the style. 

1. Full frame. This is the most common. They are solid and can conceal the lens thickness in some level.

2. Nylon frame. Use a tiny nylon line as the frame, and implant it into the Kids' sunglasseses. They rae light and elegant.

3. No frame. They only have metal nose support and metal feet without other frames. They are lighter and more delicate but not so solid.

4 Combined frame. There are two pairs of Kids' sunglasseses, and are suitable for both inside and outside.

5 Folded frame. This kind of Kids' sunglasseses can be folded four or six times and are usually for reading.