As the name suggests, Persol's 3 Lenses Sunglasses stand out from the crowd thanks to a third lens. It's placed in what's a hollowed area on traditional aviators, more fully blocking wind, sun, and views of your face while giving the common silhouette a distinctive look. The frames are made from acetate and are finished with the brand's signature arrow on the temple.
Screens are everywhere: at the store, on the street, in your home. Sometimes they show valuable content. Mostly they show ads. IRL Screen-Blocking Glasses make them disappear. Kinda. By using horizontally polarized optics, they block the light emitted by LCD and LED screens, making them appear as if they're turned off. The squarish design is derived from the magic pair of ad-blocking glasses in the 1988 cult classic They Live, and as an added bonus, the polarization means they double as UV-blocking sunglasses.
Aviators were common when Porsche Design released the P´8478 in 1978. Interchangeable lenses were not — the P´8478 were the first sunglasses to offer them, cementing their status as a design icon. The lenses are released by flipping up the bridge, letting you quickly change them as necessary. The black frame is made from high-quality titanium to reduce weight and looks great with both the pre-installed grey blue and included mercury silver mirrored lenses. Available in two sizes.
Temple Length: 5.51" / Height: 2.17" / Lens Material: Scratch-Resistant, Unbreakable Polycarbonate
The Moscot name has been synonymous with outstanding eyewear for over a century -- and the family-owned business that started out of a pushcart in Manhattan's Lower East Side continues to create some of the best sunglasses in the world. To introduce the historic brand to a new generation, Moscot hooked up with a few well-respected brands. Among those are Common Projects, who took the same design sense used on its signature minimal sneakers to create the Type One sunglasses with a matte black finish and modern lines. With an appreciation for timeless design and independent style, Moscot chose Uncrate to help resurrect the Ipish, a pair of bold, square frames made of jet black acetate with black hinges and rivets. Vancouver's Wings + Horns' focus on simplicity and precision is exemplified in the classic Miltzen frames, updated with a folding design and G15 lenses.
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Vancouver-based Wings & Horns is known for its attention to detail and simplicity. Which made it an ideal partner for Moscot on these Miltzen Fold sunglasses. Designed by 5th-generation eyewear man Zack Moscot in NYC, they combine the timeless silhouette with a practical, folding design for the very first time. They're handmade from acetate, with details like three-barrel hinges, acetate nose pads, black dot rivets, a keyhole nose bridge, and G-15 real glass lenses.
Size: 46 (Medium)
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Common Projects is known for its minimal designs. Moscot, for its classic eyewear. The Moscot x Common Projects Type One Sunglasses merge the two aesthetics in one timeless pair of shades. Matte black Italian acetate is used for the majority of the frame, complemented by high-gloss metal details. G15 glass lenses offer both UVA and UVB protection, and the interior gold printing with unique serial number serve as a callback to Common's popular sneakers. Limited to just 500 examples, they arrive in a fine leather case with custom chamois for cleaning.
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A playful, period-specific take on the aviator, Ray-Ban's Wings exude '80s style. These Golden Wings take the shape to their most daring, rendering the entire object in gold. The single-piece lens is plated is 24-carat gold, matching the gold-plated flat bridge and temples, while a one-piece nose pad holds everything firmly in place. Limited to 500 pairs worldwide.
SimpliSafe teamed up with global design firm IDEO to create a home security experience more beautiful, powerful and intuitive than ever before. Rebuilt from the ground up with new safeguards to create a latticework of protection the new Simplisafe is half the size with double the range. It's also fifty percent louder, five times faster, and the system's wireless Keypad is soft, smooth and wakes with a touch. It's incredibly easy to set up in just a few minutes with no drilling, wiring or tools required and is offered at the same revolutionary price that made SimpliSafe the fastest growing home security company in the nation.
Presented by SimpliSafe.
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A versatile tool when you need it, a handsome card holder when you don't, the Dango T01 Tactical Wallet pulls double-duty with a single insert. The heat treated, CNC'd stainless steel MT02 Multi-Tool is designed to fit into the T01's card area, nesting securely and offering hex wrenches, smartphone stands, a nail pryer, both serrated and sharpened edges, and a rope tensioner. When removed, the T01 stands on its own. Its anodized black aluminum chassis has an integrated glass breaker and bottle opener, a black silicone band for cash, and a black leather cover secured with Mil-spec bolts. Handcrafted and Made in the USA.
Width: 4.375" / Height: 2.625" / Depth: 0.375"
Weight: 2.4 oz (Wallet Only) / 3.4 oz (w/Multi-Tool)
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Lightweight yet incredibly stable, these District Vision Keiichi Standard Sunglasses are the result of two years of development. Their rubber frame has a titanium core, as well as an adjustable hypoallergenic rubber nose pad and temple tips to help them stay in place. Shatterproof and scratch-resistant polycarbonate D+ lenses have an anti-reflective coating on the inside, an oleophobic coating to repel water and oil, and come in light-blocking District Sky or yellow for low-light wear. Tested in NYC, made in Japan.
Width: 5.34" / Depth: 5.51" / Height: 1.91" / Weight: 0.78 oz.
Immortalized on screen by Jeff Bridges in The Big Lebowski, Vuarnet's The Dude sunglasses will add some laid back vibes to your summer wardrobe. Dubbed model 03, the silhouette was originally launched in 1962 and was inspired by the oversized aviators of US Air Force pilots. The frames are made from a tough shape memory nylon for comfort and have integrated monobloc hinges as well as a removable bridge insert, while the grey polar lenses offer maximum protection against glare whether it's coming from the sun or your lighter. Made in France.
Lens Width: 56 / Bridge Width: 19 / Arm Length: 140
Made for the mountain yet stylish enough for 007 — who wore a pair in his most recent outing on film — Vuarnet's Glacier sunglasses are a performance shade that can go from the slopes to the streets. The moderately-sized frame is made from a mix of stainless steel and acetate, with a natural leather side case that clips on and off magnetically. Blue Polarlynx lenses add to the steely look, and the natural leather cord ensures they don't go flying off during evasive maneuvers.
Lens Width: 54 / Bridge Width: 18 / Arm Length: 125
It should come as no surprise that staring at screens all day can lead to eyestrain, blurry vision, and headaches. Felix Gray started to address this and created a line of eyewear that filters blue light and eliminates glare to reduce the side effects of prolonged screen time. To go along with their non-prescription and reading glasses, Felix Gray is now offering prescription glasses as well that utilize the exact same technology that helps reduce negative effects from screens. The eyewear is available in seven high-quality frame styles and ten different colors to match your style and face.
Presented by Felix Gray.
Developed with athletes in mind, District Vision's Kaishiro Sunglasses are lightweight eyewear designed to stay in place. Like the company's Keiichi silhouette, the Kaishiro frame is runner-tested, with a more traditional, rounded shape, an adjustable hypoallergenic rubber nose pad, and a titanium core hiding underneath the matte black exterior. The D+ lenses are made from a proprietary polycarbonate and are shatterproof, scratch-resistant, and given an oleophobic coating that lets water and oils roll off without streaking. Available in dark District Sky or yellow for brightening nighttime vistas, they're made in Japan and arrive with a microfibre running pouch.
Width: 5.41" / Depth: 5.91" / Height: 2.01" / Weight: 0.78 oz.
Introduced in 1978, the P'8478 were the world's first sunglasses with replaceable lenses. These Porsche Design 40Y P'8478 Sunglasses were created to celebrate the design's 40th anniversary. The frame is done in matte black titanium with golden highlights in the form of lens holders and the signature flip-up bridge. They arrive in a special travel box with four additional sets of lenses and a smaller case. Available in two sizes and limited to just 1,978 pairs of each.
Since 1915, the Moscot family has been selling eyeglasses in New York. And over 100 years later, there are still generations of Moscots waiting for you at Orchard Street when you need some new spectacles or shades. For our lastest collaboration, we dialed up Zack and Harvey Moscot, the king and prince of eyewear, to resurrect a pair of bold frames from their archives that work equally well as sunglasses or eyeglasses.
Limited to only 300 pairs total, the Moscot x Uncrate Ipish is available with polarized G-15 mineral glass lenses or with a simple demo lens for replacing with your own prescription at the eye doctor or eyeglass store of your preference. Made of jet black acetate, the squared frames sport black hinges and rivets, along with subtle gold temple branding and numbering. The 51 x 21 x 143 sizing fits medium to large faces.
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Gold-colored sunglass frames are common. Those made from actual gold aren't. These Porsche Design P'8586 Sunglasses stand apart for their hypoallergenic, corrosion-resistant frames. Each pair is handcrafted in Japan from 18 ct. 750 gold, using a process that requires over 500 production steps. Highly limited, they're finished with brown glass lenses.
The right everyday carry knife is both compact and useful at a moment's notice. Designed to be small enough for a keyring but strong enough to use everyday, the minimal Elko from James Brand fits that description. It packs plenty into its small aluminum frame — which weighs only 1.3 ounces and is just 2.6-inches closed — including a Sandvik 12C27 black stainless steel blade and a stainless steel pry tool that also acts as a bottle opener and flathead screwdriver. The Elko has a serviceable assembly for DIY maintenance. Available completely blacked out or with titanium scales, and arrives in a waterproof pouch that just so happens to be the right size for a smartphone.
It's beard season and Old Spice is here to tame those man manes with their new Beard Oil. The argan oil-based conditioner can take care of wild hairs and unruly fly-aways, turning scruff into a soft, luxurious beard worthy of congrats. Its subtle citrus scent will leave it smelling as good as it looks.
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Whether they're prescription eyeglasses or your collection of shades, the Hender Scheme Glass Wall Holder will keep them protected while also turning them into a presentation piece. Made from premium cow leather, it holds your frames in place using simple strap and button stud closures. Available in two models holding three or six frames, and in natural or black.
It says it right there in the name — sunglasses are meant to be worn in the sun. Unless we're taking about Vuarnet Nightlynx Sunglasses. This collection of eyewear pairs matte black frames with bright yellow lenses designed to deliver unmatched clarity and sharpness in low light conditions, as well as in the rain or fog. Primarily intended for pilots, they're also great for driving and also block both UV rays and harmful blue light. Available in five different styles.
While their sports-oriented O-Frame goggles and Eyeshades came first, it was the Frogskins that allowed Oakley to gain a foothold with the masses. Now the iconic silhouette is being reborn as Oakley Frogskins Lite Sunglasses. A semi-rimless take on the classic design, they're made using lightweight O Matter for the frames and Unobtainium for the nose pads that allow the three-point fit to keep the Plutonite lenses in alignment. Available in several colorways, they arrive with a retro-styled pink microbag.
One of Ray-Ban's most iconic silhouettes gets a classy update with these Ray-Ban Outdoorsman Craft Sunglasses. This release takes the sporty shape and augments it with a perforated leather wrap over the front frame, top bar, and earpieces, adding a touch of style and comfort. Available in three styles, with green, brown, or yellow lenses.
Virgil Abloh's Off White cult label brings its distinct style to eyewear with these Warby Parker x Off White Sunglasses. All three blacked out frames share the same basic geometry but adjusted for three different sizes. The "Small" looks much like a stretched-out version of the "Medium," while the "Large" is like a squished version, with a more vertical appearance. Highly limited, all three also offer Warby's traditionally excellent build and lens quality.
Created to celebrate the Italian firm's centennial, these Persol 100th Anniversary Pilot Sunglasses are an exclusive take on one of the company's most beloved designs. Polarized 55mm crystal lenses sit inside the tortoise acetate frame and provide outstanding optics, but the detail that sets these apart from more pedestrian versions are the 18K yellow gold arrows on both temples. Available exclusively at Saks Fifth Avenue.
The sun is out and you're soaking it up more and more, so you need a pair of sunglasses that look good, protect you from harmful rays, and can stand up to an active lifestyle. Smith Lowdown Sunglasses fit the bill, featuring a lightweight frame and crystal clear, impact-resistant lenses. But what makes these sunglasses stand out is the technology that filters wavelengths of light that cause color confusion to deliver greater definition, more natural color and clarity. It's called Chromapop, and it means that every set of lenses are tuned to deliver you the ultimate experience, whether you're on a ski slope, a mountainous hike, or driving along the interstate. Live each adventure in more detail with Smith Lowdown Sunglasses and the revolutionary Chromapop lens technology.
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Aviators are ubiquitous. That makes them timeless — but also a tad boring. Ray-Ban Blaze Shooter Sunglasses are a good alternative to standard "troopers". The namesake Blaze lenses sit in front of the double-bridged metal frame, lending each pair a sporty look, while the sweat bar sits visibly on top. Available in six colorways to suit any style.
A retro take on the iconic Wayfarer, Ray-Ban Meteor Sunglasses are a versatile set of easy-to-wear shades. While the shape stays the same, the rim is ever so slightly flared, and paired with carefully chosen color combos to give them a '60s vibe. They come in shiny black with polarized G15 lenses, shiny tortoise with light brown gradient lenses, and shiny tortoise with B15 brown lenses. Limited to just 200 of each and available for five days only.
With designs inspired by a mix of classic silhouettes and details from the company's timepieces, Omega Sunglasses are an ideal companion for your Seamaster. Available in a handful of designs, each pair is crafted in Italy, comes in a Zebrawood hard case, and has scratch-resistant, anti-reflective lenses. No matter which pair you buy, you'll find they have subtle details that recall the company's watches, such as crown-like hinges, metal-injected frames, and black finishes similar to the ceramic of the company's Dark Side collection.
Take one of the most iconic eyewear silhouettes of all time, add a flashy yet functional twist, and you get Ray-Ban Ambermatic Sunglasses. These limited edition shades take the classic aviator design and expand on it with photochromic lenses lenses that darken from yellow to brown depending on the ambient light. Available in four distinct styles, each of which has its own personality while staying true to the aviator style.
One of the things that makes eyewear so tricky is finding a frame that matches not just your face, but your style. Frameri Interchangeable Eyewear makes this a little easier by allowing you to switch frames as easily as you change shoes. Designed in Cincinnati and crafted by hand in Italy from adjustable acetate, each frame has its own unique style, yet shares a common shape and size with other frames in the collection. This lets you swap lenses — whether they be prescription or just regular sunblockers — between them with ease, or use two different sets of lenses with the same frame. Available in a wide variety of styles, shapes, and sizes, you're sure to find a few that match your personal preferences.
The best products are built to solve a problem. And that's exactly how the Electric Stacker Sunglasses became a reality. The problem was finding a pair of sunglasses that not only look good, but are equipped to handle any outdoor adventure you encounter. Each pair starts with a stylish aviator frame that's tough, lightweight and durable. The lens is polarized, impact-resistant, and prepared to resist water, dirt, and just about any other gunk you might encounter on a bike trail. They'll also stay attached to your face throughout thanks to an anti-slip nose and ear grips that are hidden into the frame. And after a long day on the trails or slopes, just remove the eye mask and these bad boys quickly become your everyday sunglasses.
Up until now, one of the only cycling accessories that Rapha didn't offer was a pair of great sunglasses. But with the release of the Rapha Pro Team Flyweight Cycling Glasses — you can check that off the list. The first performance cycling sunglasses from the brand are made from polycarbonate — making them some of the lightest on the market. Optical guru Carl Zeiss took the lead on the lens, which features oleophobic and hydrophobic coating on front and back, 100% protection from UV rays, and a mirrored effect to reduce glare and reflections during your next ride. All that comes standard, but you can choose from four other lens options available separately as well.
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