Elegant Design Large Wine Glasses. Unbreakable Polycarbonate 340ml (pack of 6) in Solid White Finish

These were bought for my daughter's evening garden party. They look modern and stylish, and are perfect for an outdoor party, picnic or travel.

They quality of these wine goblets is great. Yes they are plastic but don't feel cheep. The main benefit is not worrying about glass fragments if one is dropped. Well worth the money. Quick tip on red wine - you may need to clean the inside with a cloth as dishwashing doesn't seem to get rid of all the residue

These are exactly as described, love them. Ideal for outdoors so no breakages :-) Order was delivered swiftly and on time. Also well packaged. Thanks

Look stylish, large enough to hold a decent amount. Not too thick or plastic- looking. Would recommend

They look and feel like glasses that you've bought to stop breaking your good kitchen ware and are therefore fit for the intended purpose (IMO)Would not say these are classy, or elegant, but they do bounce off the kitchen tiles!

The only reason I bought these was that they looked like the goblets on Love Island - and they are the exact replica. Great quality and have used for picnics and parties. Would definitely recommend

I got these just before my birthday as I knew I was going to have a lot of friends and family round over the week and wanted some nice glasses. These look so classy and are very hard wearing. The only problem I've had is trying to get girls lipstick off them! That's more a problem with the lipstick though, not the glasses!

These wine 'glasses' are made from a polycarbonate material which is apparently unbreakable. They actually look better than in the picture, which makes them appear quite a harsh white tone, but in reality they are a slightly softer ivory hue. There is a pleasant weight to them; even empty, they feel almost as heavy as a good quality wine glass of a similar size. I bought them because I have accidentally broken many glasses in the past and these look stylish and different. I also find the snobbish idea that an item like this which is made of plastic and not glass should be intrinsically lower in value quite interesting and think that it's good to challenge that. These are Italian- they are from a company called Nipco, which is evidently based in Milan (going by the information stamped on the base of the octagonal tumblers of the same range). I would recommend these over the black ones, which I feel are a bit boring, but that's personal preference.***EDIT*** November 2018It's over three years later; during which time I still loved the glasses and even installed a shelf in my kitchen mainly to show these off because they are actually rarely ever used, much as I liked them. Earlier this week the kitchen was getting cleaned and therefore so were the glasses which had accumulated some dust inside from sitting up on the shelf. I was pretty horrified to notice that one of them had a hairline crack in the base going almost all the way round the stem of the glass. The description has always said that they are 'VIRTUALLY UNBREAKABLE'. As I had rarely used them and therefore knew that I had never dropped them I knew that it had probably arrived like this. Incidentally, the damaged glass was the same one that I had contacted the seller about and was given a partial refund on due to having a scuff on the side of the bowl as though something had burned the edge of the plastic. I never noticed the crack at the time but because it was the only one out of the six with any damage it's clear that this had been damaged before being sent and I hadn't noticed the full extent. I'm annoyed and disappointed and somehow not bothered at the same time. The reason being that I had been refunded the price of the one glass so at least it didn't end up costing anything, but because the damage is much worse than I had thought I have to make sure that this glass is never used and just placed at the back so it looks like a complete set. The seller really should not be marketing these as virtually unbreakable, and this alone is the thing that really riles me and admittedly makes a mockery of my original review (which I am leaving in its entirety). From 5 stars to 1 I'm afraid.