Matt E.
The delamination is real
Great style, terrible quality. Sure, San Diego has several nice things to offer. Weather, beach, surf, but Blenders sunglasses are not one of those things. I've had two pairs or the same sunglasses fail by delamination within 6-8 months of ownership. I've owned at least one pair of Electric, Oakley, and Ray Ban sunglasses and none of these have ever delaminated (even when poorly cared for). So it is strange that the same pair of glasses delaminated twice within the same time period when treated very well (washed off after salt water exposure, cleaned with the finest of clothes, kept out of direct light exposure, in a dark drawer). So fool me twice, shame on me. I'm not dummy to recognize poor manufacturing when I see it. The first time I thought it was a fluke, how I just realize the glasses come with a one year warranty for a reason. They are a junk product that lasts just long enough for you to think, "Well, I should just buy a new pair, they were pretty cheap to begin with.". Look elsewhere friends, I promise you can find replaceable style for cheaper or a better quality pair of glasses for a reasonable price point where you won't replace them each year.



