Sunglasses

What are the two most commonly used materials for sunglasses frames?

How to identify a Butterfly style?

• It has an oversized and rounded/oval overall shape and usually widens outwards

• It has trapezoidal lenses that are wider at the top than the bottom

• Very thin metal frames with double or triple bridges

• The bold upper part of the frame frames the lenses

What is a fun fact about the Butterfly style?

• Offers the best coverage from the sun

• Made famous by the movie stars in the 1950s!

• The bestselling design of sunglasses in history!

• Also known as the 'pilot's sunglasses'

How to identify a Cat’s Eye?

• Look for its horn-rim and flared outer edges where the arms join the frame

• It has an oversized and rounded/oval overall shape

• It has trapezoidal lenses that are wider at the top than the bottom

• Very thin metal frames with double or triple bridges

What is a fun fact about the Cat’s Eye style?

• Offers the best coverage from the sun

• Made famous by the movie stars in the 1950s!

• The bestselling design of sunglasses in history!

• Also known as the 'pilot's sunglasses'

How to identify a D-Frame?

• It has trapezoidal lenses that are wider at the top than the bottom

• Very thin metal frames with double or triple bridges

• Look for its horn-rim and flared outer edges

• It has an oversized and rounded/oval overall shape

What is a fun fact about the D-Frame style?

• Offers the best coverage from the sun

• Made famous by the movie stars in the 1950s!

• The bestselling design of sunglasses in history!

• Also known as the 'pilot's sunglasses'

How to identify an Aviator?

• Very thin metal frames with double or triple bridges

• It has trapezoidal lenses that are wider at the top than the bottom

• Look for its horn-rim and flared outer edges

• It has an oversized and rounded/oval overall shape

What is a fun fact about the Aviator style?

• Offers the best coverage from the sun

• Made famous by the movie stars in the 1950s!

• The bestselling design of sunglasses in history!

• Also known as the 'pilot's sunglasses'

Can I use them while driving?