Sunglasses

The Gregory Peck 1962 is the brand's first-ever folding frame.

The straps feature patterns inspired by the indigenous textiles of the American Southwest.

The famed designer release a collection of his favorite go-to pieces.

A versatile sports sunglass built for dirt-covered trails and varying weather conditions.

A perfect pairing built for the California sun.

The company heads back to 1989.

A sleek and stylish showcase of Italian design.

The frames are handcrafted in Sabae, Japan by the Light Co.

Another showstopper from the luxury eyewear brand.

The frame is both biodegradable and recyclable.

The classic frame evolves into a new round and square lens shape.

A teardrop-shaped classic in handmade acetate.

American made since 1833.

Up to 60% off select styles.

The frame made for one of the most memorable moments of the 2000 Sydney games.

The new model is inspired by a blacked out version of the company's Futurista.

The proprietary lens was tested for over two years.

The collection uses a spin technique to replicate Meguru's Yamaguchi's unique brushstroke style.

The frames will feature details inspired by their signature luggage.

The frames feature intricately detailed accents of brass, sterling silver, and genuine tortoise.

The Nomad Reloaded comes straight from the archives in a new limited edition.

The frames draw inspiration from a 100 year old design.

A streamlined version of their signature "Oliver" frame.

An all-new look for Persol's classics.