Care tips
Here are tips on how to take care of your Mercury Summer sunglasses to ensure it’ll stay faithfully ready for your countless journeys and voyages around the world (and in space)
Supernova storage
When your interstellar journey comes to an end (when you're not wearing your sunglasses), keep them safe in the included foldable case or pouch, to shield them from cosmic collisions with other objects in your bag or pocket. A safe landing spot ensures they stay scratch-free for light years to come.
Orbital wipe-down
Use a microfiber cloth, just like a gentle space probe, to clean your lenses regularly. It will help remove smudges and debris, leaving your vision clear and crisp, no matter what cosmic dust clouds come your way.
Solar system soaking
Occasionally, give your sunglasses a bath in warm, soapy water. Gently orbit them around, then rinse and dry with a soft cloth. This will keep them free from stardust and make sure they're ready for your next planetary adventure.
Zero-G avoidance
Avoid leaving your sunglasses in extreme temperatures, like the scorching heat of a supernova or the icy cold of interstellar space. Extremes can warp the frame or cause damage to the lenses. Keep them at room temperature, just like your spaceship's control center.
Galactic gravitational awareness
When placing your sunglasses down, make sure to lay them with the lenses facing upward, like a telescope observing distant galaxies. This way, you'll prevent any accidental scratches or mishaps caused by cosmic forces.
Spacewalk repairs
As you make your way through the countless journeys with your sunglasses, there are bound to wear and tear. As the astronauts have their tools, you do too. We've included a little keychain screwdriver tool in the box for you to do your own adjustments and tightening of screws, bolts, and solar arrays so that you'll be ready anytime for the next voyage. Go out, be an astronaut, you adventurer!