Small but essential — Sunglasses holder

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Small but essential — Sunglasses holder

$85.00

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A leather sunglasses holder designed with intention.

Designed to protect your sunglasses while keeping essentials close. Featuring a back card slot and a versatile strap, it can be worn crossbody, attached to a bag, or carried as a key accessory.

Clean, minimal, and quietly functional — a compact piece that earns its place in everyday use.

Fits most sunglasses and eyeglasses
Back slot for cards
Magnetic closure
Can be worn crossbody, attached to a bag, or used as a key accessory
Soft microfiber lining to protect lenses
Gold-plated engraved metal hardware

13 × 9 cm / 5 × 3.5 in
Weight: 80 g / 0.17 lb
Strap length: 110 cm / 43 in

Crafted by leather goods artisans using certified leather from tanneries audited by the Leather Working Group (LWG), ensuring responsible practices that reduce water and energy consumption.

To maintain the piece:

Avoid prolonged exposure to heat, water, or direct sunlight
Keep away from perfumes, oils, and cosmetics
Use caution with dark clothing, as dye transfer may occur
Store in its dust bag when not in use
Do not crush or overload to preserve its shape

Shipping

We offer free shipping on all domestic orders. Standard delivery typically takes 3–5 business days (please allow up to 2 business days for order processing).

For more details, view our full shipping policy in the FAQ.

Returns

Unused items may be returned within 14 days of delivery for a refund, or within 28 days for store credit.

International orders are final sale.

For full details, please refer to our returns policy in the FAQ.

This item is perfect from getting your eyewear getting broken. I highly recommend this item!

— Rosanna C.

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Sketching the idea —the attitude of the piece.

How an accessory can change the way an outfit feels.

At Val Genné, every design begins by defining the attitude of the piece — how it should feel, how it should stand, and how it should exist within a look.
That attitude is first explored through sketching, where form and proportion take shape before anything is produced.
From there, each design moves into production with a clear goal: to translate the original idea into an object without losing its character.

Our design approach