It seems that the more you love your glasses, the more you need to take care of them! Cleaning, storing and maintaining your glasses is critical to wearing them as much as possible. The best cloth for cleaning glasses is a microfiber cloth. Use it regularly to avoid chafing with other types of cloth when you need to wipe away dust and debris on a daily basis. We include a microfiber cloth with every purchase to ensure you have the best experience and avoid getting dirty.

If you have smudges on your glasses that won't come off, it may be caused by hard oils. Our faces produce natural oils, some faces produce more than others, and once you know how to clean your glasses, you can keep wearing them, which is great and easy to deal with. Wash your hands with dish soap and make sure your fingers are free of oil when handling glasses. Rinse the lenses with warm water to remove surface debris. Gently massage a small dab of dish soap on each lens and on the front and back of the lens.

Massage sunglasses factory the soap into the crevices of the frame around the lenses where grease tends to hide. Rinse with lukewarm water and dry the lenses with a microfiber cloth in light circular motions around the lenses, wiping the gaps around the lenses. If the smudge remains, use a small amount of isopropyl alcohol on the microfiber cloth to wipe in circular motions, touching the edge of the frame where the lens meets the lens, especially near the nose, cheeks, and forehead. Consider rubbing isopropyl alcohol into other common areas of oily residue, such as where the nose touches the nose pads and the forehead touches the bridge of the nose.