Category: cat eye POP G
Fashionable peeps know a scented resume helps you stand out in a stack of candidates. Duh. (If only we could figure out how to transmit smells online.) Bet the resume for these pink & red houndstooth Pop Gs w/ rose gradient lenses reeks of success.
The scent gimmick is hilarious but honestly the pink and red houndstooth colorway is what sold me—it's eye-catching without being too loud. The pattern definition is really sharp for the price point.
The houndstooth pattern is so crisp and the pink-red combo is way cuter in person than on screen. My resume actually got compliments at the interview, though I’m still waiting for smell-o-vision to catch up.
I was a bit skeptical that this would actually help my application, but the houndstooth pattern is so bold and professional-looking that I’ve gotten two compliments from hiring managers already. The scent is subtle enough not to be overbearing, just a nice little surprise when they pull my resume out.
The color combo is even cuter in person—the pink and red houndstooth pops without being too loud. Wore these out and got three compliments in an hour, which never happens. They’re surprisingly comfortable for a cat-eye frame, too.
I love that the pattern is actually woven into the frames instead of just printed on — the houndstooth detail looks so much cooler up close. The fit is snug but not tight, and they block glare perfectly for my commute.
The pink and red combo is even prettier in person, and the lens clarity is surprisingly good for the price point. The frame has a nice weight to it, not flimsy at all.
The houndstooth pattern is so bold and fun, and the pink and red combo really pops against a neutral outfit. I've gotten a ton of compliments on these, and the material feels surprisingly sturdy for the price.
Popped this in a frame for my desk — the houndstooth pattern is sharper in person and the joke lands every time someone walks by. My coworkers keep asking where I got it.
This little card genuinely made me laugh—which is rare for a resume accessory. The scent gimmick actually works surprisingly well, and the pattern is sharp enough to stay on my desk as a conversation starter.
The pink and red houndstooth pattern is what caught my eye, and it looks even sharper in person. The cat eye shape sits nicely on my lid without needing a ton of blending. Just wish the scent wasn't mostly hidden in the packaging—still a solid buy for the unique design.