For ladies and gentlemen attending an après-ski party, a tacky party or an 80s party, the neon orange ski goggles instantly set the tone. These party goggles feature bright orange plastic frames, a wide rainbow-coloured mirrored lens and an elastic strap around the head. Intended as a costume accessory, not as protective eyewear on the slopes.
What do the neon orange ski goggles look like?
- The frames are bright orange and glossy, with a nose cutout so the goggles rest comfortably on the face.
- The lens is one wide, continuous piece and reflects green, purple, yellow and red, depending on the light.
- The strap is made of orange elastic fabric and is attached to the frames with black clips on both sides.
- The goggles are made of 70% polypropylene and 30% PMMA, with the clear PMMA forming the lens.
- The goggles are supplied separately, so without the hat, jacket or other accessories shown in the photo.
The neon look of the 80s
Bright neon colours and mirrored lenses are part of the 80s ski look, when skiwear in bright orange, pink and turquoise was the norm. That style lives on at après-ski parties and tacky parties, where large mirrored goggles are instantly recognisable. Unlike narrow sunglasses, this model covers almost your entire upper face, making your eyes disappear behind the coloured lens. That exact effect also makes the goggles suitable for a neon or disco party.
How to wear the ski goggles on a party night
Slide the goggles up onto your forehead when you are indoors and pull them down for photos, so your vision remains clear while dancing. At an après-ski party, combine them with brightly coloured ski trousers and a neon-coloured hat, while at a tacky party, pair them with glitter, sequins and a chunky necklace. The orange frames also stand out among the rest of your orange outfit on King's Day.
Order your neon orange ski goggles in time for your party. You have 14 days to return them and shipping is free on orders over 75 euros.