What are types of sunglasses

What are types of sunglasses?

In the previous article, we discussed “What is the best color for prescription sunglasses lenses?”. In this article, let’s talk about “What are types of sunglasses?”.

Distinguish From Colors

There are many colors for sunglasses lenses, including Black, Gray, Clear, White, Pink, Red, Brown, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Gold, Silver, Bronze, Rose Gold, Tortoise, Ivory Tortoise, Floral, etc.

Gray: It absorbs evenly for any color spectrum, so there will be no chromatic aberration when viewing the scene, but it will only darken, showing a real and natural feeling. It belongs to the neutral color system.

Gray: It absorbs evenly for any color spectrum, so there will be no chromatic aberration in the scene, showing a real and natural feeling.

Brown: It can filter out a lot of blue light and improve the visual contrast and clarity. It works well in severe air pollution or foggy days.

Green: Because it can increase the green light reaching the eyes, it is comfortable and suitable for people who are prone to eye fatigue.

Blue-gray: Similar to gray, it can absorb any color spectrum uniformly. Because its color is darker, a visible light absorption rate will be higher.

Yellow: Yellow lens hardly reduces visible light but can increase contrast and provide more accurate vision, so they are often used in 'night vision goggles.' Of course, it is also only used for decoration nowadays.

Light blue, light pink, and other light colors: Light-colored lens is more decorative than practical.(https://www.koalaeye.com/blogs/our-stories)

Distinguish From Shapes

There are many different shapes for sunglasses, including Rectangle, Square, Horn, Cat-eye, Aviator, Geometric, Round, Oval, Browline, Heart, etc.

Aviator Sunglasses

After Ray-Ban created the first pair of aviator sunglasses in 1937, aviator sunglasses changed from a piece of military equipment to a commercial fashion item. Today, almost every designer has this style of sunglasses. They are durable and versatile. Most of them are three times larger than the eye sockets, which can resist ultraviolet rays to the maximum.

Round Sunglasses

Round sunglasses are synonymous with the legendary John Lennon. It has become a favorite of people and provides a modern and casual frame style.

Cat-Eye Sunglasses

Use these retro-style frames to add a touch of sophistication to your look. The frame is mimicking cat eyes, adding to the structure of your facial features.

Distinguish From Materials

The sunglasses frame made of plastic material has many excellent qualities. Relatively light in weight, it is suitable for everyone's needs. And the plastic frame will not cause skin allergies. For people who are prone to allergies, you can choose plastic material. The plastic material frame is not easy to fade or age and its chemical properties are very stable. But the impact resistance is worse. Also, the plastic material frame is rich in colors, which is especially suitable for young people.

TR90 memory frame is also the main material of sunglasses frame, this material is mainly used in sports sunglasses. TR90 material has strong impact resistance. For sportspeople, safety is very high. Its lightweight is a major advantage. It also has the advantage of good elasticity, and not easy to break.

Metal frames are another material for sunglasses. Generally, the alloy is used to make the frame of sunglasses. The main alloys are aluminum-magnesium, high nickel, nickel alloy, and stainless steel. The advantages of the alloy frame are not easy to break, good impact resistance, and not easy to deform. The disadvantage is that the weight is heavier, and some are easy to oxidize. People who are allergic to metal are not suitable for choosing metal materials.

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