Harry Potter Round Glasses

The round wire-style frames everyone recognises, officially licensed and made in lightweight plastic so they sit comfortably on a child's face all day. They are the single quickest way to make an outfit read as Harry Potter.

What's in the pack

• Pair of round-framed glasses

Sizing & fit

One size, and the frames are small and round in the style of the films, which suits children best. They will perch on most adult faces but will look tight on a broad one. The arms are plastic and have a little give, so ease them open rather than forcing them.

Styling it

Glasses plus a striped scarf is enough for a last-minute World Book Day. If you have the robe, add a drawn-on lightning bolt at the forehead with an eyeliner pencil and you are done.

Care

Wipe the lenses and frames with a soft dry cloth, or a slightly damp one for fingerprints. Avoid solvents and alcohol wipes, which craze the plastic. Store them somewhere they will not be sat on, as the arms snap rather than bend.

More like this

There is more to browse in glasses and eyewear and the general accessories range. Pair them with a robe from kids' costumes for the full World Book Day outfit.

Safety: The lenses are not prescription, not tinted for sun and not safety rated, so do not wear them for driving or sport. Not suitable for children under three because of small parts, and do not let a child wear them in rough play.

• Pair of round-framed glasses

Glasses plus a striped scarf is enough for a last-minute World Book Day. If you have the robe, add a drawn-on lightning bolt at the forehead with an eyeliner pencil and you are done.

The lenses are not prescription, not tinted for sun and not safety rated, so do not wear them for driving or sport. Not suitable for children under three because of small parts, and do not let a child wear them in rough play.