Before now I have never bought sunglasses for my daughter - what with this great British weather and all, I have never felt the need to - my summer shop usually consists of a new pair of wellington boots, not sunglasses. Early last month however we were preparing to go abroad on holiday which would have been my daughters first time and the realisation of all of the things I would have to buy soon hit me. Among many of things sunglasses were high up on the to-buy list and without having to go far out of my way I found these Hello Kitty sunglasses on one of my regular trips to asda. The sunglasses are very basic and white in colour, which although plain, ...  Read the complete review

This is a review of the white Hello Kitty sunglasses I bought for my daughter recently, to combat the sunny days we were experiencing. My daughter is terrible for keeping anything on her head, be it a hair clip, hat or headband so I wasn't sure how she would take to the sunglasses. Description The glasses are white with dark lenses and feature a small Hello Kitty picture on the arm of the glasses. The label suggested they were suitable for 1-3 year olds but they are a little large for my daughter's face and she struggles to keep them on her nose. In use My daughter loves playing with the sunglasses and will wear them for short periods of ...  Read the complete review

I bought my youngest daughter a pair of Hello Sunglasses because she loves Hello Kitty and she has T-shirts, bags, pencil cases, badges etc that attests to this fact! I know there are many Hello Kitty sunglasses to choose from, but the ones I bought were made by George at Asda - and therefore it was within a decent price range. The glasses cost me just £4.00 direct from Asda Direct (www.direct.asda.com) and I thought this was a very good price, especially when compared to Hello Kitty glasses from other sources. The frames of the sunglasses are white and made from a plastic. The frames are bare white except for a cute little Hello Kitty design on the proximal ...  Read the complete review

WHAT IS IT? A pair of child size sunglasses. They are white in colour and each arm features a diamanté motif of Hello Kitty's head. I bought mine in Asda but my friend has a pair for her daughter that are identical but purchased in H&M. ARE THEY ANY GOOD? The important factor is that they filter out 100% of UV rays, this means they are a darker tint than other children's sunglasses so are only suitable on very sunny days. My daughter wore hers inside first and they were so dark she ended up tripping, when she wore them to the park the very bright sunshine helped her to see properly through them. The arms are thick and ...  Read the complete review

With all the sunny weather we had recently, (I know, it's gone now) I decided it was probably about time that I got my little girl some sunglasses. I know how I feel when I go outside and hit the sun, my eyes need to squint and definitely need shielding from the sun and so the same is probably true for her too and it must be more comfortable now that she has a pair to shield her eyes. She's two and a half now and is at the stage where she will keep a sun hat on her head so I was fairly confident before I bought these that she would probably keep these glasses on her face. My little girl is a big Hello Kitty fan so when I saw these glasses in ...  Read the complete review