Intergalactic Exchange Program

After hosting students from Japan, Germany, and Brazil, your child’s school is finally upgrading to an intergalactic student exchange program. While the students from Mars and Pluto are sure to give your school a lesson in culture, there’s a lot of preparationto be done! First, we can’t assume that anyone who gets off the spaceship who’s under five feet is a high school age teen. You don’t want toconfuse the buttoned-up Mr. Zryihx with his angsty son Junior Zryihx. Simply let them introduce themselves first to avoid any social faux pas. Secondly, don’t be alarmed when your intergalactic student doesn’t have the sametastes as your kid. Many Martians have grown fond of Windex for the high level ofhexoxyethanol. To them, it tastes like pumpkin spice and helps keep them focused. Lastly, make them feel at home with accessoriesthat fit in with their aesthetic tastes, like these fashionable galactic alien glasses!

Product Details & Design

You won’t find these wild glasses just anywhere because they’re Made-By-Us! This means our very own designers put plenty of thought into this intergalactic design. The iridescentlenses provide your child with wide eyes that are at a slight slant, like the little green men we’ve all come to know and love.

Star Struck

Your child’s first interaction with someone from another planet might be a little awkward. Prepare themfor that inevitable meeting with these lovely metallic alien glasses. Just be warned, the planetary travelers might take your child for your leader.

Features

• Metallic silver plastic frame
• Slanted oval rims hold multi-colored iridescent lenses
• Glasses do not provide actual UV sun protection
• Made By Us Exclusive
• NOTE: HEADBAND IS NOT INCLUDED