Lens Technology
From reducing glare to helping you read outdoors, different lens features serve different needs.
Here’s a quick guide to finding what works for you.
Blue Light Filtering Lenses
These lenses filter a portion of blue light, including light emitted by digital screens. They’re optimal for time spent on computers, tablets, or phones. Choose readers if you need magnification for close-up text, or lenses without magnification if you don’t need reading support.
Lens Tints
Lens tint controls how much light passes through your sunglasses. This is called visible light transmission (VLT). A lower percentage means less light reaches your eyes, making the lens better suited to brighter conditions.
Polarized Lenses
Polarized lenses reduce reflected glare from surfaces such as water, helping you see more clearly in bright conditions.
Hidden Bifocals
A discreet reading section on the inside of the lens helps you see details up close while remaining barely visible from the front.
Plant-Based Frames
Selected styles use a frame material derived from castor bean oil, offering an alternative to conventional petroleum-based plastics.