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The Coach CR626 Sunglasses are designed for adults seeking a sophisticated, vintage-inspired military aesthetic without sacrificing modern eye protection. These pilot-style frames offer the key benefit of 100 percent UV protection paired with a refined metal construction, though potential buyers should note that the metallic build requires careful handling to avoid bending the frame's structural alignment.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Gender | Male |
| Series | Windsor Pilot |
| Model Part Number | CR626 TMA ONE |
| Brand | Coach |
While the pilot style is iconic, it generally complements oval, heart, and square face shapes best due to the teardrop lens design.
Yes, the lenses are rated for 100 percent UV protection against harmful rays.
While the metal frame is durable, you should consult with a professional optician to determine if the specific lens curvature of the CR626 is compatible with your prescription.
The CR626 series features a high-quality metal frame construction.
Wipe the frames with a soft, dry cloth to remove perspiration or oils that may accumulate on the metal during daily wear.
Gently adjust the nose pads closer together or carefully contour the temple arms behind the ears for a snugger fit.
Use a soft microfiber cleaning cloth and an approved optical lens cleaner to gently buff the surface.
Visit a professional optician to have the metal frame balanced correctly using specialized tools.
To achieve the perfect fit, gently adjust the nose pads by pressing them slightly inward or outward to match the bridge of your nose. When not in use, always store the sunglasses in the provided Coach original case to protect the lenses from scratches and the frame from accidental pressure. Clean the lenses using a microfiber cloth and a dedicated lens cleaning solution; avoid using abrasive paper towels or household glass cleaners, which can strip the lens coating over time.
