Coach C Hardware Sunglasses - Milky Putty

The frames are made of injected acetate, known for its durability and lightweight properties. The lenses are typically polycarbonate or a similar high-quality material.

The frame size is indicated by three measurements in millimeters: Lens Width - Bridge Width - Temple Length (e.g., 42-15-120). You can compare these measurements to sunglasses that fit you well, or consult an optician.

This product description does not specify if the lenses are polarized. Gradient lenses offer UV protection and reduce glare, but polarization is a separate feature.

The frame color is Milky Putty, and the lenses are Brown Peach Gradient.

Yes, in most cases, lenses can be replaced. It is recommended to have this done by an optician or a professional repair service to ensure proper fitting and alignment.

The 'C Hardware' refers to a subtle branding element, likely a small Coach 'C' logo or emblem, incorporated into the design of the sunglasses, adding a signature touch.

The Brown Peach Gradient lenses can be suitable for driving in moderate light conditions. However, for very bright or changing conditions, or if glare is a significant issue, polarized lenses might be preferable.

Check the temple arms for tightness. If they are too loose, gently adjust them or consult an optician for professional fitting. Ensure the nose pads (if applicable) are clean and properly positioned.

Use a soft microfiber cloth specifically designed for eyewear. If smudges persist, lightly rinse the lenses with lukewarm water and a drop of mild, pH-neutral soap, then dry with a soft cloth. Never use paper towels or clothing.

Injected acetate frames are relatively rigid. Minor adjustments can sometimes be made by a professional optician. Avoid attempting to bend them yourself, as this can cause breakage.

Minor surface scratches may be unavoidable with regular use. For significant scratches that impair vision, the lenses may need to be replaced by a qualified professional. Store carefully to prevent future scratches.