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Reading sunglasses are the perfect combination to ensure comfortable reading outdoors and in bright spaces. Nature lovers, Outdoor workers, and those with naturally-sensitive eyes can benefit from shaded reading glasses. Our rich selection of different shapes, colors, and materials contains something to fit everyone’s tastes.

Cayman Reader - Amber/Gray Lens / 1.25 - Reading Sunglasses

Studio Sun Cayman Reader $30.95

Where to use Reading Sunglasses?

If this will be your first pair of reading sunglasses, you may want to be sure that you can get regular use out of them. Here are just some of the ways that reading sunglasses are used by enthusiasts.

At the beach: It’s hard to relax when you can’t stop squinting. Reading sunglasses help to ensure that your beach reading sessions are as relaxing as you intended them to be.
Working remote sites: Builders, inspectors and many other professionals need to evaluate written data in bright sunlight. Reading sunglasses provide both comfort and clarity to these professionals.
Working with bright screens: Some jobs, public services and even businesses you want to purchase from may ask you to use screens that don’t have easily-adjusted settings for sensitive eyes. Reading sunglasses can help you avoid public discomfort.

Check out our FAQs to learn more about what these glasses and the benefits they offer.

Reading Sunglasses FAQs

Can you get reading glasses as sunglasses?

Yes, reading sun glasses are simply sunglasses and reading glasses combined. You can usually find these made in two different ways: 1. the entire lens is magnified or 2. as a bi-focal where the strength is an inserted section in the bottom of the lens, and the top is clear.

Are reading sunglasses worth it?

Yes, if you plan to be reading in the sun, these can make it a more comfortable experience.

What are readers in sunglasses?

Is it good to read with sunglasses?

Yes, if you are reading outdoors or doing outdoor work that requires close up inspection, it is optimal to wear reading sunglasses as these also provide UVA and UVB protection.

Are Polarized sunglasses good for reading?

Polarized sunglasses offer glare reduction, more color contrast and clarity. They are not necessary for reading and can distort the appearance of LCD screens if you are reading on a computer or cell phone. Most non-polarized sunglasses offer the same UVA and UVB protection as the polarized options and are generally less expensive than a frame with polarized lens.