Who is Zoe de Pass?
A designer with a genuine love of colour, and a good friend of Tracey's. Her eyewear brand is handmade acetate sunglasses for women in shapes and shades you will not find on a high street rail.
Where can I buy unusual sunglasses that nobody else will be wearing?
Here. The hexagonal Dolly, the ombre Grace Sunset and the limited edition glitter styles are the ones people stop you about. Each is handmade acetate, so no two frames are identical.
Do you sell glitter sunglasses?
Yes — three limited edition glitter styles. Pink glitter and green glitter in the oversized hexagonal Dolly, and red glitter in the square cat-eye Lauryn. Made for festivals, and just as good on a Tuesday.
Do you sell green sunglasses?
Three greens. Deep green in the Lauryn cat-eye, forest green in the Lily, and a fresh mint green in the Lily Spring, which is made in eco-friendly acetate with signature lilac tips. Plus the green glitter hexagonal if you want to be seen coming.
Do you sell pink sunglasses?
Rather a lot of them. Candy pink, electric hot pink, black with a hot pink reverse, fuchsia crystal, magenta and pink glitter — across the cat-eye, rectangular, oversized square and hexagonal shapes.
Are these sunglasses for adults or children?
Adults. Zoe de Pass is women's eyewear and sits with the gifts for mum. For children's sunglasses, see the Babiators range, which is built for babies and toddlers.
What lenses do they have?
Category 3 lenses with an anti-reflective coating and full UV protection — category 3 being the standard tint for bright sunshine. The frames can also be fitted with prescription lenses.
Which shape will suit me?
All five are cut to flatter a wide range of face shapes. Lauryn, the square cat-eye, is the most classic. Lily is a softer cat-eye. Dolly is the hexagonal statement, Diana the oversized square and Grace the sleek rectangular.