I love sunglasses.
Like, looooooove.
I cannot go outside without them, not even for a second! I grew up in Vegas – sunglasses are a must. Like most of you, I like to find new things to wear.
I like to stand out.
I like to be different,
but still functional, ya know?
That’s where Westwood Sunglasses come onto the scene.
I lived in The Salt Lake Valley for a few years, and I have to say, the Wasatch Front is remarkably impressive! Westwood Sunglasses was founded in the outdoor recreation mecca of Ogden, Utah. All frames feature polarized lenses, flexible hinges, are feather light-weight, and they float. I swim a LOT. Nothing worse than losing your sunnies in the water, right?
Available through June 30th on Kickstarter, the Tribal Collection features five new frames inspired by art from cultures around the world;
- Tattoo features tribal tattoos from the pacific islands,
- Tapestry features the textile arts of ancient Latin America,
- Temple features the Henna patterns of India,
- Tundra features the feather accessory of the Native American,
- and Totem features the wood carvings of indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest.
To make the Tribal Collection a reality, Westwood Sunglasses needs to raise $6,500 to fund initial manufacturing costs. The company hit their goal in their first day on Kickstarter. For their support, backers receive wholesale pricing (50% discount), are the first to wear the new Tribal Collection, and become ambassadors of the brand.
I am just obsessed with their products and it’s hard to pick my favorite! I love the idea of the organic feel of an all wood frame for your eyewear. It’s unique and totally rad. The tapestry is super cool because the native clothing from Latin America is so trendy right now! But they are all so fantastic and you can check it out for yourself! HERE.
This post is sponsored by Westwood Sunglasses. Thank you for supporting the companies that make this blog possible!
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