With polarized lenses and removable side panels, these glasses protect from glare off the sun and snow.

The King of Cool's favorite sunglasses, updated for modern times.

Worn by the legendary King of Cool, these folding sunglasses are a fashion and pop culture icon.

An optical illusion for your face from one of the biggest sunglass brands in the world.

Originally designed for Turin tram drivers, the 649 is one of Persol's most recognizable silhouettes.

With a square-ish shape, light frames, and polarized lenses, the Ventanas are ideal everyday shades.

With Transitions lenses that go from clear to dark, these are smart shades you don't need to take off.

Titanium shades with side shields built to block glare and conquer high-altitude light.

Titanium performance sunglasses built for crisp vision from mountain highs to city lows.

Brushed gold titanium frames built for sharp vision from mountain peaks to city streets.

A modern take on a classic 1950s design, Le Specs' No Biggie are lightweight, casual shades.

Tom Cruise dons these Aviator Classic sunglasses once again in this year's hit Top Gun: Maverick.

On these innovative Ray-Bans, it isn’t just the lenses that transition in the sun.

Ray-ban gives the round-shaped silhouette an upscale makeover with these black titanium shades.

A style icon for 70 years, Ray-Ban's Wayfarer Classic is nearly identical to the 1952 original.

Protect eyes from blue light and UVA/UVB with these timeless round frames.

Polarized, fog-free shades with recycled frames, max airflow, comfort, and all-day versatility.

Aviator frames with bold details, polarized lenses, and UVA/UVB protection—crafted for any adventure.

A design-forward frame that fuses classic rock heritage with cutting-edge design.

Crafted from carbon fiber-coated wood with velvet lining, this tray can hold five pairs of shades.

Randolph teams up with Shelby on a motorsport-inspired aviator decorated with classic racing stripes.

A square shape gives this iconic retro silhouette a modern edit.

Sunski references the timeless Aviator silhouette with their metal-framed, polarized-lensed Estero.

Donning the name of Bruce Wayne's son, the Damian from Barton Perreira provides AR polarized lenses.

With an angular frame made from transparent bio-based acetate, the Corrigan makes a bold statement.

Based on a popular 1950s style, the Clubmaster combines acetate and metal for a timeless, sporty look.

With eco-conscious frames & protective nylon lenses, these chunky sunglasses offer a timeless look.

Side shields and a round silhouette give these recycled frames a vintage alpine aesthetic.

Made from lightweight recycled plastic, these sunglasses put a fun spin on the classic square frame.

A modern take on the Wayfarer, the Justin has larger, rectangular lenses and a rubberized finish.

Hit the slopes in style with the glare-blocking removable shields of these square-ish sunglasses.

Worn by US military pilots for decades, these shades maintain color and contrast in all conditions.

Barton Perreira teams with Porsche-focused art journal Triple Zero on a series of handmade shades.

Japanese and Italian craftsmanship unite for these titanium-made aviators.

The Oliver Peoples Roger Federer R-4 is a shield-style frame with a sport-inspired aesthetic.

Made in Japan, these titanium sunglasses deliver a modern edit to a classic frame.