Written by Menswear Style in Competitions on the 18th April 2018

We’ve joined forces with UK based accessories brand, Vanacci, to offer six lucky readers the chance to win a pair of sunglasses from their brand-new eyewear range. The collection, which launched earlier this month, has been developed as part of a drive to introduce sustainable, luxury products to the brand’s portfolio of innovative accessories. Vanacci's design philosophy combines minimalism with bold and cutting edge practical features to create a product that fulfils a genuine need and serves as an excellent conversation piece.

Recently awarded the Made in Britain accreditation, Vanacci is proud to maintain all manufacturing processes in-house, creating handmade, quality products for their customers at the firm’s headquarters in Leeds, West Yorkshire. With a focus on operating ethically, the Vanacci sunglasses release will use only sustainably sourced wood, with a portion of the profits from each pair donated to a woodland preservation charity. These handmade sunglasses are designed to provide comfort and resilience whilst displaying a contemporary lightweight look with a luxury feel.

How to Enter 

Vanacci will give away one of each of the following products: Natural Bamboo Aviator Sunglasses, Natural Bamboo Sunglasses, Anthracite Natural Wooden Sunglasses, Ocean Natural Wooden Sunglasses, Blue Statement Natural Wooden Sunglasses, Black Statement Natural Wooden Sunglasses. To be in with a chance of winning one of these 6 pairs simple enter your email into the form below (click here if on mobile) and complete the optional bonus entry methods to increase your chances of being picked as the lucky winner. You have until midnight 18th May 2018 to get your entries in. A winner will be picked at random, contacted and announced right here within 24 hours of the draw date – good luck everyone!

Vanacci + Menswear Style Competition

For this recent competition we've teamed up with Leeds based Vanacci to give away 6 pairs of sunglasses from their new Made in Britain range