Accessories Hawkers Link Chain - Carey

A dainty acrylic link chain with adjustable rubber ends to securely attach to your Hawkers eyewear...

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This Hawkers Link Chain in Carey is designed for adult females looking to elevate their eyewear style. Its key benefit is providing a secure and fashionable way to keep sunglasses and eyeglasses accessible, while a potential caveat is its acrylic material which may not suit those preferring metal chains. This on-trend accessory features adjustable rubber ends for a snug fit and can be creatively combined with other Hawkers cases to form a unique mini-bag.

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Age Groupadult
ColourBrown
GenderFemale
BrandHawkers

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FAQs

What material is the Hawkers Link Chain made of?

The chain is primarily made of acrylic, offering a lightweight and stylish design. The ends that attach to eyewear are made of rubber.

Can this chain be used with prescription glasses?

Yes, the Hawkers Link Chain is suitable for all types of eyeglasses, including prescription frames, thanks to its adjustable rubber ends.

How do I clean the link chain?

Clean the chain with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the acrylic.

Can I combine this chain with a Hawkers case?

Absolutely. The chain can be combined with the SUNSHINE CASE or CLIP SOFT CASE to create a unique mini-bag, allowing for versatile styling.

What is the 'Carey' color?

Carey typically refers to a tortoiseshell pattern, often featuring a blend of browns and amber hues, giving it a classic and sophisticated look.

Is the chain adjustable in length?

The chain itself is not adjustable in length, but the rubber ends can be repositioned on the eyewear arms to ensure a secure fit.

What are the dimensions of the chain?

The chain measures 65 mm in width.

Troubleshooting

Chain not staying secure on eyewear

Ensure the rubber ends are clean and try adjusting their position further up or down the eyewear temple for a tighter grip. If the temples are very thick, the fit may be less secure.

Acrylic chain appears dull or scratched

Gently clean the chain with a soft, damp cloth. Minor surface scratches on acrylic can sometimes be buffed out with a specialized acrylic polish, but always test in an inconspicuous area first.

Rubber ends feel stiff or brittle

Avoid exposing the rubber ends to extreme temperatures or harsh chemicals. If they become excessively stiff, they may need to be replaced if possible, or the chain might need to be retired.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Adds a fashionable touch to eyewear.
  • Securely holds glasses, preventing loss.
  • Versatile use beyond just a glasses chain.
  • Lightweight and comfortable to wear.
  • Suitable for a wide range of eyewear.

Cons

  • Acrylic material may be perceived as less premium than metal.
  • Potential for tangling if not stored carefully.
  • Style may not appeal to those seeking minimalist accessories.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Identify the rubber loops at each end of the chain.
  2. Gently slide the rubber loops onto the temples (arms) of your eyeglasses or sunglasses.
  3. Adjust the position of the loops for a snug and secure fit, ensuring they do not slip.

Compatibility:

This link chain is designed to be universally compatible with all types of sunglasses and eyeglasses, regardless of frame size or material. The adjustable rubber ends accommodate various temple widths.

Care:

  • Clean the acrylic chain gently with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.
  • Store the chain in a clean, dry place, preferably in a small pouch or the Hawkers SUNSHINE CASE to prevent scratching or tangling.
  • Ensure the rubber ends are clean and free from debris to maintain a secure grip on your eyewear.

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