Cocoon sunglasses

Close-fit comfort for everyday.

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Cocoon close-fit sunglasses FAQs

Who is Cocoon designed for?

Cocoon is for shoppers who want a more enclosed, close-fitting feel than a standard pair of sunglasses. Its soft foam insert and wraparound shape make it a practical option for breezy walks, fishing, cycling and other exposed outdoor days.

Is the Cocoon head strap detachable?

Yes. Use the detachable strap when you want extra stability, then remove it for ordinary everyday wear. The strap is especially useful when you are moving more or want the frame to stay close.

What kind of insert does Cocoon use?

Cocoon has a soft foam insert around the inside of the frame. It adds coverage around the eyes and gives the model its more enclosed feel. It is not sealed eyewear, so some airflow remains.

Which Cocoon lenses are available?

Cocoon is available with standard fixed-tint lenses and polarised lenses. Choose polarised for help with reflected glare from water, roads and other bright surfaces. Cocoon is not currently available with a photochromic lens.

How should I care for Cocoon sunglasses?

Clean the lenses with a soft microfibre cloth and keep the foam insert dry between wears. If the strap gets damp, remove it and let it dry fully before putting the sunglasses back in their case.

Cocoon at a glance

Why choose Cocoon close-fit sunglasses?

A more enclosed feel

The wraparound frame and soft foam insert sit close around the eyes for added coverage on exposed outdoor days.

Soft contact around the frame

The foam insert gives Cocoon a cushioned feel while helping reduce the open gaps found around conventional sunglasses.

Extra stability when you want it

Add the detachable head strap for active moments, then take it off when you want a simpler everyday setup.

Simple lens choices

Pick a standard tint for steady bright conditions or a polarised lens when reflected glare is the bigger concern.