Maximum contrast, zero subtlety — Midnight Black with bold Yellow accents on a clean rectangular sporty frame. The kid who picks this one wants to be seen, and on a rugby field, at the beach, or in the backyard, they will be.
Rangi means sky in Te Reo Māori — Black and Yellow is the sky at its most dramatic: dark frame, bright accent, high energy. The same sporty rectangular silhouette as the Rangi range, with TR90 frames that flex rather than snap, UV400 polarised lenses that cut glare from water and grass, and AS/NZS 1067.1:2016 certified protection. High-contrast by design. Virtually unbreakable by construction.
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Virtually unbreakable — TR90 flexible frames handle sport, drops and rough use without snapping
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UV400 Category 3 polarised — cuts glare from water and bright surfaces, blocks 100% UVA/UVB
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AS/NZS 1067.1:2016 certified — the current NZ safety standard. Verified protection, not just a sticker
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High-contrast sporty fit — rectangular frame for ages 6–12+, lightweight and comfortable all day
Ages: 6–12+ years · Lens: UV400 Category 3 polarised · Frame: TR90 · Standard: AS/NZS 1067.1:2016 · Price: $39.99 NZD
FAQ
What age are Rangi sunglasses for?
Rangi is sized for ages 6 to 12+.
How do they fit?
It has a clean rectangular sporty frame that is lightweight and comfortable all day. Measure across your child's face from temple to temple and check the size chart. All children are different, so the age range is a guide.
Are they really unbreakable?
Virtually unbreakable is the honest way to put it. Nothing is truly indestructible, but the TR90 frame is flexible, not rigid. It bends and twists, then springs back into shape instead of snapping.
What does the AS/NZS 1067.1:2016 certification cover?
It is the current New Zealand and Australian safety standard for sunglasses. It tests things like UV filtering, lens strength and impact resistance. Every pair of Te Rā sunglasses is certified to it, and the lenses are UV400 Category 3 polarised.
How do I clean and care for them?
Rinse with clean water and wipe with a soft microfibre cloth. Skip paper towels and rough fabric, which can scratch the lenses. The TR90 frame is flexible, so everyday bends and knocks are fine.
Same frame in Ink Blue+Orange. More sporty styles: Tākaro and Hau. Size chart here.