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Taking good care of your GROVE Sunglasses will keep them looking sharp and protect your eyes properly for longer. Here’s how to do it right without overcomplicating things:

Cleaning (the right way)

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  Rinse lenses with lukewarm water first to remove dust—dry wiping can scratch them.
  
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  Use a drop of mild soap (no harsh chemicals).
  
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  Dry with a microfiber cloth (not your shirt—tempting, but risky).
  

Avoid damage from chemicals

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  Keep them away from things like sunscreen, hairspray, and perfumes. These can mess with lens coatings over time.
  

Storage matters

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  Always store them in a hard case when not in use.
  
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  If you don’t have a case handy, at least use a soft pouch and keep lenses facing up.
  

Watch the heat

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  Don’t leave them in a hot car or direct sunlight for long periods—heat can warp frames and damage lens coatings.
  

Handle with both hands

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  Taking them off with one hand can slowly bend the frame out of shape.
  

Maintenance

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  If screws loosen, tighten them with a small screwdriver.
  
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  If the fit feels off, an optician can adjust them properly (worth it rather than bending them yourself).
  

What to avoid

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  No paper towels or tissues (they scratch).
  
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  No household glass cleaners or alcohol wipes unless the manufacturer explicitly says it’s safe.
  

If you want, tell me the material of your Savona sunglasses (plastic, acetate, metal, polarized lenses, etc.), and I can give more tailored care tips.