One cheap. Maybe two. The disposable drop-in kind that work with regular glasses. I buy them ten at a time, but one usually lasts almost the whole year.
I don't know how I do it but I lose sunglasses no matter how hard I try not to. I now buy four or five cheap ones every spring and hope they get me through fall. :-/
I used to buy only custom Oakleys and Raybans. $250+. Now, as long as they're polarized and look good on my head, I'm cool with them. Less that $25 for a good pair of polarized Calcutta sunglasses.
Well, this is just the first year with them, so we'll see... I went without sunglasses for many years. I wear glasses but am too cheap to pay for prescription sunglasses, & I hate the clip-on types. But I was in a store with my daughter & son-in-law
I'm with Susan on this, I keep one cheap pair, too. With small kids, there's no point in me indulging. I seem to keep track of my Target glasses pretty easily, though.
that had something weird like a 3-for-the-price-of-2 sale. They're *always* losing sunglasses, so they each bought a pair, & I discovered the over-the-glasses kind, & that they didn't look too ridiculous. So for ~$13 I got a pair. As sunny as it is
in Colorado & as high elevation as I'm at, it's just not smart to go without.
I *do* tend to lose stuff like this. I like really nice pens but I buy cheap ones instead, for that reason. So we'll see if my 1-year luck with the sunglasses holds.
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