We offer two primary categories:

Category 3: Dark Green, Dark Brown, Black

• Dark Green: These TAC lenses are designed for bright, sunny days. They excel at reducing glare and enhancing contrast, making them perfect for outdoor activities like hiking and sports.

• Dark Brown: Similar to dark green lenses, dark brown TAC lenses provide excellent glare reduction and contrast enhancement. Their warm, earthy tones also add a touch of style to your eyewear.

• Black: Classic and timeless, black TAC lenses are ideal for intense sunlight. They offer strong glare reduction and are often chosen for their sophisticated look.

• Category 3 sunglasses are ideal for bright, sunny conditions and offer strong UV protection:

  • UVB Protection: These sunglasses block at least 95% of UVB rays, guarding against sunburn and surface eye damage.
  • UVA Protection: They provide substantial defense against UVA rays, which can lead to long-term eye issues.
  • Glare Reduction: Category 3 lenses reduce glare, making them great for activities like driving and outdoor sports in bright sunlight.

Category 3 lenses meet international standards for sunglass UV protection, ensuring your eyes stay shielded from harmful rays even during the sunniest of days.

Category 1: Blue, Yellow, Pink

• Blue: Category 1 blue TAC lenses are tailored for low-light conditions. They can enhance depth perception and are suitable for activities like skiing or cycling in cloudy or overcast weather.

• Yellow: Yellow TAC lenses are perfect for low-light situations, improving visibility and reducing eye strain. These lenses are favored by shooters and hunters.

• Pink: Pink TAC lenses are versatile, providing moderate protection in various lighting conditions. They can be a fashionable choice while offering some glare reduction.

• Category 1 Sunglasses: Limited UV Protection

  Category 1 sunglasses are meant for low-light conditions and offer limited UV protection:

  • Minimal UVB Protection: They block less than 20% of UVB rays, offering limited sunburn protection.
  • Limited UVA Protection: These sunglasses offer some UVA protection but may not be suitable for prolonged sun exposure.
  • Low Glare Reduction: Category 1 lenses primarily improve visibility in dim environments and may not effectively reduce glare in bright sunlight.

Category 1 lenses are the choice for dimmer environments, ensuring your eyes remain comfortable and protected when the sun isn't at its peak.

Meeting International Standards: Your Eye's Safety

No matter which TAC lens color or category you choose, rest assured that they all meet international standards for sunglass UV protection. This means your eyes are shielded from harmful ultraviolet rays, reducing the risk of eye damage and fatigue.

In conclusion, TAC lenses offer a multitude of possibilities when it comes to eyewear. From dark green for bright days to yellow for overcast conditions, there's a TAC lens color and category to suit your lifestyle and preferences. With the added benefit of meeting international standards, you can enjoy the world with clearer, safer vision. So, select your TAC lenses wisely, and step out confidently, knowing your eyes are well-protected and your style is on point.

To help you find the perfect fit for your sunglasses, we've provided detailed measurements for each of our models. Please refer to the table below to determine the size that best suits your face shape and style preferences.

How to Use the Size Guide

1. Lens Width: This measurement represents the width of each lens. It helps determine how wide the lenses will be on your face.

2. Bridge Width: The bridge width is the distance between the lenses. It's essential for ensuring a comfortable fit on the bridge of your nose.

3. Temple Length: Temple length is the measurement from the hinge to the tip of the temple arm. It indicates how long the sunglasses' arms are and how they will extend behind your ears.

Finding Your Perfect Size

1. Measure an Existing Pair: If you have sunglasses that fit well, you can measure their lens width, bridge width, and temple length to compare with our models.

2. Face Shape: Consider your face shape when choosing sunglasses. Different styles may complement your face differently.

3. Style Preferences: Some people prefer larger or smaller frames for aesthetic reasons. Choose a size that matches your style.

Remember that personal comfort and style preferences play a significant role in selecting the right size. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please don't hesitate to contact our customer support team.

Now that you have the measurements for our sunglasses models, you can confidently select the perfect pair that suits your unique style and needs. Enjoy shopping with us!

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