Category: Limited Edition
Don't mull over getting Mulberry. The retired color is reborn in limited-edition shades with purple reflective lenses and nostalgic Crayola packaging. (But sorry, no crayon sharpener on the back.) The vibe? Bold, playful, and slightly mysterious. Like the kid who always had the best doodles and smelled colors to feel "their essence."
I was skeptical about the limited-edition hype, but the purple reflective lenses are stunningly clear, not just a gimmick. The Crayola packaging is a fun throwback, and the quality feels solid for everyday use.
The purple lens tint is so vibrant it makes everything look like a dreamy sunset, and the retro Crayola packaging brought back serious childhood memories. Fits perfectly and feels sturdy right out of the box.
Finally cracked open the box and the Crayola-style packaging took me right back to elementary school art class. The purple reflective lenses are even more vibrant than I expected—they catch the sunlight in a really cool way. Only wish they’d come with a case, but for a limited-edition treat, this is a solid win.
I wasn’t expecting the Crayola packaging to bring back so much nostalgia—it’s such a clever touch. The purple reflective lenses have this subtle shimmer that shifts in the light, and they’re surprisingly comfortable for all-day wear. Really glad I snagged one before they sell out.
The purple reflective lenses are gorgeous in sunlight, and the Crayola packaging instantly took me back to childhood. It's a fun, well-made pair that actually feels sturdy, not flimsy.
The purple reflective lenses are even more vibrant in sunlight than I expected, and the Crayola-style box brought back real childhood memories. They fit comfortably right out of the package, no break-in needed.
I’m a sucker for nostalgia and these limited-edition shades nailed the retro Crayola look—the purple reflective lenses shift colors in sunlight and are way more comfortable than I expected. The packaging is a fun bonus, even if there’s no sharpener on the back.
I grabbed these for the Crayola packaging alone, but the retro color is way richer in person than I expected. The purple reflective lenses catch light in a fun way without being too flashy.
The purple reflective lenses are surprisingly subtle indoors but pop beautifully in direct sunlight. The Crayola-style packaging is a fun nostalgic touch that I actually display on my desk.
I was hoping for that dusty purple color and the lenses really do shift purple in the sun—totally nailed the retro feel. The Crayola box packaging is a nice touch for display, even without the sharpener.