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Think Pink! Cat-Eye I Smoke Lenses

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$19.72 $29 In stock

Category: Sunglasses

Meet Think Pink Cat-Eye Sunnies—where playful pink meets cool-kid confidence. Designed with a flirty cat-eye silhouette and smoke lenses, this pair brings big style energy to little adventurers. Bold, bright, and totally iconic, these sunnies are made for kids who like to stand out. Each pair of sunglasses comes with a microfiber storage bag that doubles as a cleaning cloth to keep your little one’s shades safe and clean.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Natalie ★★★★★

The cat-eye shape actually stays put on my 4-year-old's face, which never happens with other sunglasses we've tried. The smoke lenses cut the glare enough that she stops squinting at the park, and the pink frame is holding up fine after a few drops.

Charlotte ★★★★★

My daughter refuses to take these off, even indoors. The cat-eye shape is adorable on her little face, and the pink frames haven't scratched despite being tossed in her backpack daily.

Jacob ★★★★★

The smoke lenses are a nice touch—they cut the glare without making everything look too dark. My daughter refuses to take them off, which says a lot since she usually ditches sunglasses within five minutes.