Blenders Eyewear
San Diego-based eyewear brand offering bold, colorful sunglasses, snow goggles, and blue light glasses at affordable prices with a focus on active lifestyles.
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Blenders Eyewear customer service
Use any of the convenient means below to contact Blenders Eyewear customer service.
| Phone | (866) 256-1196 |
| Web | https://www.blenderseyewear.com/pages/blenders-eyewear-contact-us |
| [email protected] |
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At Blenders Eyewear, we're passionate about the art of living. For us, great style is only one step toward great living-but it's an important one. We know when you look and feel good, all the rest is bound to follow.
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Headquarters
4683 Cass St
San Diego, CA 92109
(858) 490-2178
Returns
What is the return window?
Blenders Eyewear allows returns within 45 days of delivery for most items purchased directly from their website. They extend the return/exchanges to a 45 day window during the holidays.
Do I need a receipt to return an item?
Blenders offers flexibility for returns without a receipt, subject to their return policy discretion. In such cases, you may be eligible for a refund or exchange based on the item's current selling price. Providing a valid, government-issued photo ID may be required.
Are there any items that are non-returnable?
Certain items, such as final sale or customized items, may not be eligible for return. Final sale items are excluded.
How will I receive my refund?
Refunds are processed to your original payment method within 7-10 business days of receiving your return.
Can I return online purchases in-store?
Yes, most items purchased online at BlendersEyewear.com are eligible for return at any Blenders store location. Bring the item along with the packing slip or the digital receipt from your BlendersEyewear.com account to ensure a smooth return process.
Editor's Take
You know that feeling when you find a brand that just gets it? That's Blenders Eyewear in a nutshell. Founded in 2012 by Chase Fisher in San Diego, this isn't your typical eyewear story-it literally started with a guy selling sunglasses out of his backpack on the beach between surf coaching sessions.
What makes Blenders different? Well, for starters, they're not trying to charge you $200 for what essentially amounts to tinted plastic. They've called out the fact that basically one company owns 80% of the global sunglasses market and charges whatever they want. And honestly, that's refreshing.
The signature stripes you'll see on every pair aren't just decoration-they symbolize "life in forward motion" and "chasing your spark." It's that California vibe without the pretension. Their mission is to deliver the world's coolest and most affordable eyewear that inspires people to Live Life in Forward Motion, and they've actually managed to do it without sacrificing quality.
The numbers tell the story too. In December 2019, Italian eyewear giant Safilo Group acquired 70% of the company, valued at $90 million-not bad for a backpack startup. They've expanded from that single San Diego location to multiple stores, and their social media following is genuinely impressive with over 650K Instagram followers.
But here's what really matters: the glasses are actually good. They offer everything from classic aviators to bold, colorful frames that'll make you stand out at the beach or the coffee shop. Their sunglasses offer lightweight frames and polarized lenses that provide superior UV protection and clarity. Plus, they've branched into snow goggles and blue light glasses, so they're covering all your eye protection needs.
The brand's gotten some serious street cred lately too. They partnered with CU Athletics coach Deion Sanders on a line of custom sunglasses, and when a rival coach criticized Sanders for wearing his hat and sunglasses during interviews, it resulted in $1.2 million in sales. That's the kind of authentic endorsement you can't buy.