I liked the look of these sunglasses, so I ordered a pair. I am very happy with the build quality and look. The sleeping bag pouch is a great idea. I like the polarized lenses on these more than my Oakleys. Definitely ordering more!
I love the fit the level of tint to me they’re the best pair of sunglasses ever. When I’m wearing them my eyes don’t strain from the suns glare.
I use this case for my sunglasses while traveling and its reassuring to have such a sturdy case to protect my sunglasses
These have been great so far! High quality and unique wood look. I bought the polarized lenses and love them. Thank you!
Love these! Great quality and designs! Highly recommend ! You won’t be disappointed!
Absolutely love these sunglasses! Perfect fit, unique, classy and stylish. Wood grain compliments the frame color very well. Can’t forget to mention the sleeping bag case, it’s the little things that make these shades top notch. I will definitely be buying more.
Very stylish and different than what a normally wear. I have a small face so they are big for my face but I wanted that look.
The sleeping bag case is everything you'd want to tuck your shades in for nuh-night. Stylish, kitschy & protective.
I'm using an ordinary nearsighted lens in this frame. Orthodox yet unique design. Beautiful handicrafts in every detail. Very good.
Great quality and style, but a little big for my face. Hard to order glasses online for fit. My company gave us a pair (different style) and he loves the lenses. I tried to order the other style that was given by my company, but did not get the correct ones.
Shwood is without a doubt my favorite sunglasses brand. They do things creatively that you don’t see other brands attempting, while maintaining a pretty consistent quality across their products. I own a pair of Canby in acetate, a pair of Prescott in wood and now these and plan on buying more pairs in the future. I understand there is going to be physical limitations to the material they use to achieve the unique trademark look of their glasses. For example, on my Prescott the decorative wood is began to delaminate from the metal core at the “temple tip” but a bit of wood glue and some binder clips and it was a non-issue. The lenses on this pair however don’t appear to have been cut/shaped correctly to the metal frames. I first noticed that the lenses sat slightly out from the frames (towards your eyes) I know on some thin framed glasses lenses will sit out of the frame naturally, but where on the lenses and by how far that sat out is asymmetrical. Lastly, in the four top corners of the classes where the frames are supposed to curve in uniformity with the lenses there are small gaps which can be seen through. When you gently press on the lenses they don’t budge so definitely in there, but am I gonna write a puff piece or a real review? The glasses a freak’n beautiful and I’ve wanted this pair forever, so I’m happy I have them. But I plan on holding on to my purchase order just in case I need to file a warranty claim sometime in the next year.