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Men's and Women's Sunglasses: Komono, Cairn

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Designer sunglasses for men and women include round, square, tortoiseshell, oversized, and sports frames.

Women's or men's sunglasses are selected based on the shape of the face, and the lenses according to the brightness; Komono and A.Kjærbede design the urban frames, while Cairn creates the sports models.

Sun glasses Komono: Lulu, Devon, Matty, Liam, and Dax

The Komono sunglasses Lulu, Devon, Matty, Liam, and Dax, from the Belgian brand based in Antwerp, known for its watches and glasses, lead the selection. The sunglasses Komono can be worn in the city as well as on holiday.

Sun glasses A.Kjærbede: Kaya, Zan, and Will

The A.Kjærbede Kaya, Zan, and Will sunglasses complete the selection, for both city and beach. The round frame softens a square face.

Polarised and sports sunglasses: Cairn, Pit Viper, and Redbull Spect

The polarised sunglasses Cairn Foolish and Hybrid, the Cairn Hype, the Pit Viper The Himalayan Low Bones, and the Redbull Spect Eyewear are worn for sports, mountains, or driving. The polarised lenses reduce glare on water and snow.

Sun glasses Hawkers

The Hawkers Citylife sunglasses are worn daily, in the city. The men's sunglasses should be chosen with a wide enough frame for the face.

Choosing sunglasses for your face shape

A round face is balanced with a square or rectangular frame; a square face suits a round or oval frame; an oval face can wear almost any shape. The frame should not exceed the width of the face: the frame shape is selected in front of a mirror.

Lens protection categories

Sunglasses are classified from 0 to 4 according to the light they filter: category 3 is suitable for bright summer sun, while category 4, very dark, is for high mountains and should not be worn while driving. The category is indicated on the label or arm: the protection category should be checked before purchasing.

Glasses, watches, and accessories: the full selection

The watches Komono match the brand's glasses, and the accessories also include bags, caps, and small leather goods. The sunglasses and the cap protect together from the sun.

Maintaining sunglasses

Clean the lenses with a microfiber cloth, or with warm soapy water and then dry by blotting; a piece of clothing or paper tissue can scratch the lenses. Stored in their case, the glasses won't get scratched in a sac.

Round sunglasses, black or tortoiseshell

The round sunglasses, with thin metal or thick acetate frames, soften a square face. Black sunglasses go with everything, for both men and women; the tortoiseshell frame, brown and marbled, pairs well with camel and beige tones. Sports sunglasses, wraparound, protect against the wind while cycling.

Cheap sunglasses: special offers, sales, and Black Friday

The cheap sunglasses can be found in the special accessory offers and accessory sales, and the new accessory arrivals showcase the season's models. At the end of November, the Black Friday accessories lowers the prices of Komono sunglasses and other brands. Fast shipping and best price guaranteed.

Frequently asked questions about sunglasses

Polarised lenses: what are they for?

A polarising filter cuts reflections on water, snow, or a wet road, which is easier on the eyes. For driving and fishing, polarised lenses are the most comfortable.

What category of lenses for driving?

Category 2 or 3 depending on the light; category 4, too dark, should not be worn while driving. The category is indicated on the arm or label.

How to tell if sunglasses are too big?

They slide down the nose and extend beyond the width of the face. A well-fitted frame stays in place without pinching behind the ears.

Men's or women's sunglasses: what's the difference?

Most frames are unisex; women's models are sometimes smaller or butterfly-shaped. The unisex frame is chosen according to the face shape.

How to store sunglasses?

In their hard case, lenses facing up, never placed on the lenses. In the car, the dashboard's heat can warp the frame.