Rinse First
Use a gentle stream of lukewarm water to move dust and grit away from both sides of the lens before any cloth touches the surface.
Shadevera Care Guide
Lens Care, Refined.
A considered guide to cleaning, storing and handling eyewear with the same quiet precision that defines a well-made frame.
The four-step method
Clean without pressure.
Follow this sequence whenever lenses show fingerprints, dust or light smudging. The goal is to lift debris before it is dragged across the surface.
Add Mild Care
Apply a small amount of lens-safe cleaner or mild soap to the lens and nose pad area. Avoid harsh household chemicals.
Use Microfiber
Dry with a clean microfiber cloth using light circular movement. Do not use paper towels, clothing or rough fabric.
Case After Wear
Place eyewear in a protective case with lenses facing upward. Keep frames away from direct heat, car dashboards and tight pockets.
Daily handling
Protect the shape as much as the lens.
Frames stay balanced when they are handled with both hands, cleaned at the bridge and nose pads, and stored without pressure on the temples. Treat eyewear like a precise object, not a loose accessory.
Do
Hold the frame by both temples when putting eyewear on or taking it off.
Avoid
Resting lenses directly on tables, counters or textured interior surfaces.
Do
Clean nose pads and hinges gently where natural skin oils can collect.
Avoid
Leaving eyewear in high heat, direct sun inside cars or compressed bags.
Care materials
Use soft tools only.
Optical surfaces are designed for clarity, not abrasion. Choose lens-safe cleaner, clean microfiber and a structured case. When in doubt, keep the routine minimal and gentle.
Microfiber Cloth
Lens-Safe Spray
Protective Case
Soft Pouch
Clean Water
Light Pressure
Clean before storing.
Putting a smudged lens into a case can transfer oils to the cloth lining and make the next cleaning less effective.
Keep cloths separate.
Wash microfiber cloths regularly and keep them away from keys, coins, cosmetics and abrasive dust.
Check hinge tension.
If a temple feels loose or uneven, avoid forcing it. A small adjustment can protect fit, alignment and comfort.
Travel with structure.
Use a rigid or semi-rigid case in bags and luggage so frames are not compressed during movement.