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What a disgrace of a brand. The products are the worst quality. I wouldn't even expect them to have a UV filter. They come scratched and broken, but you won't ever see your money back. Instead they send email after email offering you a discount and keep the product (to save the planet of course). Do not do it. Temu price for the same glasses is 5 €
The advertisement is completely false. It is NOT a company based in Amsterdam. It's a regular PRC company with an address in Amsterdam. The glasses are neither manufactured nor shipped from the Netherlands. They are shipping $5 glasses at high-end price claiming to be a Dutch company. Once you realize, it is too late and they do not offer any return process. Just terrible.
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