Warby Parker Concentric Collection

You can't layer up your eyewear like you can your clothing, but Warby Parker's Concentric Collection comes close. Utilizing a friction process at a new factory they're working with, the frames sport two distinct colors, compressed together to form a striking ring around each lens. Three frame styles debut with the collection — Benchley, Murphy, and Everly — as well as a new Warby color called Whistler Grey. In both optical and sunglass styles, and with a bunch of a interior ring colors — Vulcanite, Hazelnut, Flint, and Fjord Blue — you'll be able to wear a combo that's all your own.

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Super Andy Warhol Sunglasses

Andy Warhol was a notorious sunglasses-wearer (among other things). Now you can honor his legacy with a pair of Super Andy Warhol Sunglasses. Handmade in Italy, these luxurious shades come in one of four styles, each featuring a different interior lining of a Warhol self-portrait, as well as an embossed Warhol signature, and dark Zeiss lenses. Just be careful if you're ordering from the States — the website warns that you may have to do some talking with Customs, lest your shades get sent back on your dime.

Ray-Ban Outdoorsman Craft Sunglasses

Some guys just can't be kept indoors, they need to get out to appreciate everything that life has to offer — and it's just that sort of guy who inspired the Ray-Ban Outdoorsman Craft Sunglasses. Based off the classic aviator style, these sunglasses are finished with hand-stitched deer leather on the brow bar and ear pieces, giving them a distinct, masculine look. They also feature gold-colored metal frames, polarized, mirrored crystal lenses, and a lightweight construction that lets you comfortably wear them all day. So give your eyes a break the next time you step outside, and do it in style.

Ray-Ban Wayfarer Flat Metal Sunglasses

As summer approaches, you know how crucial it is to be prepared to spend a lot of time out in the sun — and to look good doing it. With Ray-Ban Wayfarer Flat Metal Sunglasses your eyes get plenty of protection, with all the style you come to expect from a pair of Ray-Bans. Made from laser-cut stainless steel, they're finished in a range of matte colorways including white, red, blue, gunmetal, and black. Cut in a modern take on the classic wayfarer style, these frames are lightweight and comfortable enough to wear all day long.

Shwood Fifty/Fifty Titanium Sunglasses

Shwood's original Fifty/Fifty glasses offered a great mix of acetate and wood, so it only makes sense that these Shwood Fifty/Fifty Titanium Sunglasses mix premium hardwoods with vacuum-plated titanium. While the hardwoods form the end of the stems, the titanium at the front is cut from a single sheet of titanium for maximum flexibility and weight reduction. Of course, sunglasses are only worthwhile if they allow you to see, which is why each pair sports Optics by Carl Zeiss Vision lenses.

Tzukuri Eyewear

You don't need a screen in front of your eye to make your glasses smart. Tzukuri Eyewear does it by embedding a beacon inside each pair that links to your iPhone, letting you know if you're about to forget your glasses — or if you're about to walk away from your phone. Developed using 3D analysis to look good on more faces, with a result of six designs in three sizes, each pair is handcrafted in Japan and features high-quality polarized, anti-scratch lenses that offer 100% UV protection.

Shwood Louisville Slugger Sunglasses

Celebrate the return of baseball — and keep your eyes protected at the ballpark — with these Shwood Louisville Slugger Sunglasses. Handcrafted from Louisville Slugger Ash wood in Portland, OR, these unique shades are available in two silhouettes, both of which are available in two distinct styles: the Select, which features two-tone, paint-dipped stems and a leather travel case, and the Original, which features a flame-tempered finish that brings out the natural woodgrain and a baseball-inspired carrying pouch. No matter which one you choose, you'll get a custom, hand-made wooden display box, a branded display bat, a custom trading card, and compliments from baseball aficionados everywhere.

Randolph Aviator Sunglasses

Sure, Ray-Ban's version might be better known, but they sure as hell aren't as tough. Randolph Aviator Sunglasses ($99) were designed for the U.S. Military, and feature unique bayonet temples made to fit underneath headgear, lifetime-warranted solder joints, a variety of available non-polarized and polarized glass or polycarbonate lens options, including prescriptions, five different frame colors, and an included hard case and maintenance kit. If they're good enough for NASA, they're good enough for us.

Shwood Fifty/Fifty Sunglasses

Shwood is rightfully known for its sustainably-sourced wood-framed sunglasses. But their talents aren't tied in a single material. The new Shwood Fifty/Fifty Sunglasses are a perfect example. As the name suggests, these shades are a stylish mixture of Mazzucchelli acetate — plant-based and renewable — and fine wood inlays. And while looks are important, so is the ability to actually see out of them, which is why they sport optics from Carl Zeiss.

Exovault Aluminum Eyeglasses

So maybe you're a little jealous of all your visually-impaired friends and their stylish frames — but just because you have perfect vision, that doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to rock a pair of Exovault Aluminum Eyeglasses ($400). Machined from solid aluminum, and available in either clear anodized or black anodized, these frames are made in small batches in a studio in Brooklyn. They ship without prescription lenses, so they're perfect for when you want to add a touch of hipster geek to your look, without a trip to the optometrist. And if you're one of the (un)lucky ones who truly needs corrective lenses, fret not, your eye doctor can always fit them with something functional.

Ray-Ban Wayfarer Leather Sunglasses

These days a pair of wayfarers is pretty dime-a-dozen — though that's not meant to diminish the classic style of a timeless pair of frames. Stand out the next time you want to block the sun's rays with a pair of Ray-Ban Wayfarer Leather Sunglasses ($300). Made in the retro silhouette that's been around since 1956, these sunglasses have been updated for a new generation with genuine calf leather frames. Available in black or brown calf leather, with brown or green neophan polarized lenses.

Beck x Warby Parker Eyeglasses

In honor of Beck's recent musical release Songreader — a book of sheet music, not an album, meant to be played by fans, not listened to — Warby Parker has released a limited edition pair of frames called the Carmichael. These Beck x Warby Parker Eyeglasses ($95) are available in two colorways and two variations: rootbeer and crystal colors in both eyeglasses and sunglasses. They feature a round lens and a keyhole bridge, lending a style they describe as a cross between bookish and bohemian. As usual, the lenses are made from impact-resistant polycarbonate, while the frames are made from high-quality cellulose acetate. No matter what you choose, they're the perfect glasses to wear when you sit down with your instrument of choice, read, and play.