What kinds of designer sunglasses frames does eyebobs carry?

Hold onto your beach towels, and strap yourself into your pool-side chaise lounge chair because we have an arsenal of designer sunglasses frames that will make you, and your precious peepers, do the happy dance! We’ve got a spectacle of styles that will make heads turn, jaws drop, and leave other beach goers (and seagulls) in a perpetual state of envy. Even if you're not beaching it, shield those eyes from the sun and let your shades throw shade like the bad arse that you are. 

You can choose any of our many different frame styles and colors, and buy them as sunglasses – prescription sunglasses or regular, polarized or unpolarized. Any lens, any frame! We’ve got hundreds of frames to choose from for your next pair of shades. Along with prescription, non-prescription, and polarized options, we also offer reader sunglasses – perfect for chilling out with a great book on the beach! Transitions are also available. If you opt for polarization, you can go for either a warm brown tint, or a cool grey.

Are designer sunglasses better for your eyes?

What’s unique about our sunglasses that makes them a stellar choice for your eyeballs is that our lenses provide 100% UV protection and have an anti-reflective back coat. We prioritize the use of high-quality materials and incorporate best-in-class optical quality lenses – because details matter when it comes to protecting your precious peepers. 

What kind of sunglasses should I buy?

The sun's rays don't discriminate. Invest in sunglasses that block harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays and provide 100% protection. Look for high-quality lenses that offer clarity and minimize distortion. A comfortable fit and good coverage to reduce the risk of rays sneaking in are also top priorities. Finally, look for sunglasses that combine function and fashion so you can strut your stuff with style and optimal eye protection. 

Are polarized designer sunglasses better for your eyes?

When it comes to shielding your eyes, polarized lenses do offer a superpower that can make a difference. They are equipped with a special filter that blocks horizontal glare and reduces eye strain caused by bright reflections. They're particularly handy when you're facing intense sunlight or dealing with shimmering surfaces like water, sand, shiny sports cars, or sparkling diamonds. Now the only glare you’ll have to deal with is interpersonal.

What are the downsides of polarized lenses?

The biggest downside of polarized lenses is they can interfere with the visibility of LCD screens like car dashboards, smartphones, and some digital displays. This can result in distorted or darkened images, making it especially inconvenient when you need to know where your partner is when you’re out on the patio, entertaining your future in-laws, for the first time. Even superheroes have their flaws – it's important to be aware of their quirky nature and decide if they align with your lifestyle. 

Which is better, UV protection or polarized lenses?

The proverbial battle of the lenses, UV protection versus polarized! With UV lenses, you can boldly face the sun, knowing that your eyes are guarded against stealthy, skin-aging, and eye-damaging UV rays. Polarized lenses help you wave goodbye to squinting and say hello to visual clarity. So, who wins this epic lens battle? It's not so much about drawing a line in the sand, but recognizing that each brings unique superpowers to the table. 

What color polarized lens is best for designer sunglasses?

At eyebobs, our polarized lenses come in two different tints – either a cooler gray hue, or a warmer brown tone. Different lens colors serve specific purposes based on how they interact with light wavelengths. Gray lenses reduce brightness without distorting colors, so you can see the world without feeling like you're starring in a black-and-white movie. And brown lenses? Well, they make sure you don't mistake a squirrel for a football during your intense sports sessions. Pick your lens color wisely and see the world with greater color and clarity.