If you wear glasses, you've probably used just about any soft fabric as a cleaning cloth in a pinch. The problem? Wiping your lenses on your T-shirt or any old fabric can worsen smudges.

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The Plaid Alloy Collection glasses from GUNNAR are impressive. The angular frame has a retro edge whilst delivering modern benefits. Furthermore, they are part of GUNNAR’s legendary range.

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