Polarized Glasses

Polarized Lenses

Polarized lenses work by filtering out horizontally polarized light, which is the primary cause of glare, while allowing vertically polarized light to pass through.

How Do Polarized Lenses Work?

Polarized lenses reduce glare by filtering out horizontally polarized light, which typically bounces off flat surfaces like water or roads. This helps prevent eye strain and enhances clarity by allowing only vertically polarized light to pass through.

Water Sports
Polarized sunglasses improve visibility and performance in water activities, including:
- Fishing & Boating
- Surfing & addleboarding
- Kayaking & Canoeing
- Water Skiing & Wakeboarding
Driving
Polarized lenses reduce glare from roads, cars, and other surfaces, enhancing visibility and comfort during daytime driving.
Outdoor Adventures
Polarized sunglasses enhance clarity and color contrast for activities like golfing, hiking, and skiing, helping you experience the outdoors with precision.

Coatings for Lenses

Polarized
Anti-Glare
Reduce Eye Strain
Visual Clarity

Customize Your Polarized Lenses

Step 1 :Choose your frame
Step 2 :Verify your prescription
Step 3 :Customize your glasses with polarized lenses

Glasses with Polarized Lenses

Eliminate harsh glare and enhance visual clarity with premium polarized lenses.

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Kilworth

4.5

Kilworth Green Aviator Sunglasses

Paige

4.8

Paige Rose-Gold Aviator Sunglasses

Gifford

4.8

Gifford Clear Aviator Sunglasses

Farris

4.9

Farris Red Cat eye Sunglasses

Martins

4.8

Martins Multicolor Rectangle Sunglasses

Minfia

4.7

Minfia Black Pink Square Sunglasses

Faith

4.7

Faith Pink Rectangle Sunglasses

Eboney

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Eboney Tortoise Square Sunglasses

Ebony

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Ebony Green Tortoise Square Sunglasses

Krystle

4.8

Krystle Clear Square Sunglasses

Chanty

4.8

Chanty Pink Round Sunglasses

Scicluna

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Scicluna Multicolor Square Sunglasses

Harrell

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Harrell Dark-Red Square Sunglasses

Kerri

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Kerri Cow Print Square Sunglasses

Darice

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Darice Dark-Blue Round Sunglasses

Rosie

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Rosie Black White Butterfly Sunglasses

Cordaro

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Cordaro Tortoise Square Sunglasses

Krystle

4.8

Krystle Purple-Blue Square Sunglasses

Harrell

4.9

Harrell Green Square Sunglasses

Active

4.8

Active Clear Orange Rectangle Sunglasses

Nereyda

4.8

Nereyda Multicolor Cat eye Sunglasses

Hilary

4.9

Hilary Pink Butterfly Sunglasses

Gleam

4.7

Gleam Leopard Rectangle Sunglasses

Laguer

4.7

Laguer Blue Rectangle Sunglasses

Yaser

4.9

Yaser Red Cat eye Sunglasses

Drew

4.6

Drew Brown Aviator Sunglasses

Joana

4.7

Joana Black Beige Geometric Sunglasses

Rodz

4.8

Rodz Green Square Sunglasses

Kiana

4.8

Kiana Clear Square Sunglasses

Cordaro

4.9

Cordaro Purple-Floral Square Sunglasses

Jacqui

4.8

Jacqui Pink Rectangle Sunglasses

Malcolm

4.9

Malcolm Red-Dot Square Sunglasses

Isaebella

4.9

Isaebella Blue Butterfly Sunglasses

Drew

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Drew Dark Brown Aviator Sunglasses

Twolla

4.7

Twolla Beige Square Sunglasses

Payton

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Payton Green Geometric Sunglasses

FAQ

What does‘polarized sunglasses'mean?: polarized sunglasses will block out the horizontal blinding glare that causes you to squint. As the sun hits the surface horizontally, it will bounce off the surface causing the glare. polarized lenses block that glare using an anti-glare filter to create vertical openings for light to pass through. Not only do they make colours more distinguishable, but they also add clarity to your vision by reducing glare from the sun. Glare can be annoying and dangerous as it alters colours and causes visual discomfort, so polarized sunglasses can help you to see more clearly.
How to tell if sunglasses are polarized?: With the aspects of polarized lenses in mind, you can determine whether your sunglasses are polarized by looking through the lenses towards a reflective surface, such as water or pavement. If you don’t experience blurry vision, you are probably wearing sunglasses with polarized lenses.
Another way to test your sunglasses is to put them on and look at your phone or tablet when switched on. If your screen is black, that means your sunglasses are polarized with a filter that blocks horizontally polarized light. All you have to do to see your screen is rotate your device 90 degrees.
What are the advantages of polarized lenses?: With the aspects of polarized lenses in mind, you can determine whether your sunglasses are polarized by looking through the lenses towards a reflective surface, such as water or pavement. If you don’t experience blurry vision, you are probably wearing sunglasses with polarized lenses.Another way to test your sunglasses is to put them on and look at your phone or tablet when switched on. If your screen is black, that means your sunglasses are polarized with a filter that blocks horizontally polarized light. All you have to do to see your screen is rotate your device 90 degrees.