Jasmin

These sunnys are great they are made of high quality acrylic frames, and as far as I can tell true polarized glass lenses. Which makes there clarity almost perfect. I particularly like that colors are shaded not tinted blue or yellow as is the case in lower quality sunglasses. They are also super comfortable and have a decent weight to them, so I am not getting headaches from having my face or head pinched. I also love the deep red color of the frames, I was nervous that they would read brown but they are truly just a very deep read almost burgundy color.

I bought these to stop the afternoon squint during my commute. The hand-cut acetate frame is genuinely rigid and substantial—not the hollow plastic that warps on a hot dashboard. The polarized nylon lenses cut asphalt glare cleanly without throwing off the color of road signs or dashboard lights. No starburst distortion off chrome bumpers at noon.

But wearing this frame daily requires accepting its physical limitations. The bridge is carved as a fixed structural slope directly from the acetate slab. No adjustable metal nose pads. If your nose sits lower, the frame rests on your cheeks, trapping moisture and lifting every time you smile. The hinge tension is calibrated with considerable resistance—secure if you push them into your hair, but a chore to open one-handed while holding a steering wheel or phone. You need both hands to pull the temples apart without feeling like you're forcing something that might snap. A cold, honest trade-off: excellent optics and build, challenging ergonomics.