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This classic shape never gets old. Find the perfect pair of sunglasses to fit your style in your favorite color, material, and shape variation.
You may also love aviator glasses.
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Designed with your needs in mind, shop eyewear for a large fit, small fit, low bridge, and high prescription.
Whether you have a big head or just love oversized glasses, these picks are designed with your preferences in mind.
Do glasses slip right off your head or just look a little too giant for your face? Here are some favorites that should fit like a dream.
Choosing glasses for a high prescription can seem daunting, but we have you covered with plenty of choices to ensure your lenses don’t look too thick or distorted in your glasses.
The key to the perfect low bridge fit is finding eyewear that feature larger nose pads to ensure they’re resting on the proper parts of your nose. Here are a few you’ll love.
Classic aviators have metal frames, a double-bridge, and tear-drop lenses. Many modern designs adopt the same look, but some frames are made from other materials like plastic or have a slightly different bridge shape.
Aviators are a popular choice for many men and women, even those who don’t know a rudder from an aileron. They tend to look best on heart- or oval-shaped faces, but that’s not a hard-and-fast rule. These frames are as much about attitude as anything else, and we’re confident that you’ve got the right stuff. You can preview what you’d look like in many of our sunglasses by using Virtual Try-On.
These distinctive shades have enjoyed plenty of screen time in popular films like “Top Gun,” where fighter pilots were seen sporting Ray-Ban Aviators between dogfights, but their story begins far from Hollywood.
Bausch & Lomb’s Ray-Ban sunglasses introduced the style in the 1930s. Intended to shield pilots’ eyes from sunlight at high altitudes, the design had broad appeal. During World War II, notable military men like General Douglas MacArthur were spotted wearing Ray-Ban Aviators. Hollywood took notice, and similar sunglasses have been worn by many a leading man. The frame shape is now available from multiple eyewear manufacturers.
Many eyewear designers have incorporated the aviator style into their collections. Sunglasses purists may want to stick with Ray-Ban, the brand that started it all, but you’ll find plenty of options from Cole Haan, Nautica, Flexon, Lacoste, Chloé, and more.
Aviator sunglasses have plenty of fans:
Eyeconic carries both prescription and non-prescription aviator sunglasses. We’re in-network for VSP and MetLife vision insurance, which can save you money on prescription suns. Shipping and returns are always free, and we offer a complimentary frame fitting with a doctor in the VSP network. Has it been a while since your last eye exam? Visit our Find a Doctor page to locate a vision care professional near you.
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