Hannah asked:


I’d like a pair of interchangeable sunglasses because I cycle during the day and also the night. And my face is pretty small; almost a child’s size. I’d also like it if the sunglasses blocked wind.

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CaptainCool! asked:


hi,

I was just wondering, cuz I am looking for sunglasses and the difference is sometimes hard to tell. What are some basic qualities that define if the sunglasses are for women or for men?

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Kevin asked:


I have been sunglass shopping for awhile but can’t find anything. I’ve heard Lenscrafters actually customizes sunglasses for people. Just curious how much it is.

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Josefin asked:


I am thinking about going to Paris, France 2010 and I would love to go to a Chanel store and buy a pair of sunglasses, a handbag and the logo earrings. How much does it cost? All I know it’s expensive, lol!

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Crackalackin asked:


I bought a pair of Wayfarer sunglasses with clear lenses with the intention of having them fitted to my prescription. I ordered them online. I think since it’s a fairly popular style they’ll be able to do it but I want to be sure. Do they cut the lenses themselves or what?

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John Rivera asked:


History of aviator sunglasses

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Have you ever wondered where that cool signature “pilot’s frame” also called the “aviators sunglasses” originated from? And most of you wouldn’t be aware as to how it got this name?

Well, in this article let’s know the history of the famous “pilot glasses (aviator sunglasses)” before you decide to get a pair for yourself.

The Aviator shades came into existence during the Second World War and were especially designed for fighter pilots as a part of their uniform and hence the name “pilot’s glasses”.

The “aviators” tag came much later after years of use. It wasn’t commercially available until about two years after its designing.

The company credited with the conception, design and manufacturing of aviator sunglasses is none other than Ray Ban!

The world over Ray Ban is known for its trademark aviator’s sunglasses.

As we all say “Necessity is the mother of all invention”. The necessity of protecting the eyes of pilot’s from the glare of the sun and also enemy bombing and shelling made it imperative to design glares that were sturdy, rugged and provided protection from sharp lights while giving distortion-free image even amidst light and smoke!

The World War II saw the need for a good pair of sun goggles escalating to great heights; that could drastically cut out the glare hitting the eye and keep the pilot focused on the target by cutting out the entire warp.

Ray Ban’s design team came up with the Aviator sunglasses which met all the requirements on all the counts perfectly.

Ever since they came to the aid of flyers around the world, the aviator’s trademark design has remained more or less unchanged and is still issued with the uniform to military pilots around the world over.

One interesting piece of information is that in 1937 the ordinary public was “banned” from wearing aviators!!

Down the years different companies started manufacturing their own version of “pilot glares” or aviator’s but none as popular as the original aviator’s from Ray Ban and the classic design is still as “hot” as it was almost seven decades ago! Some accomplishment that!

While aviators are still the flyer’s favorite, its excellent anti-glare defense has made it a hot favorite with police and other law enforcement officers. Even during the day the Aviator sunglasses protect the eyes from the sun and at night from bright, vehicular traffic lights.

Officers swear by the dark lenses of the Aviator sunglasses that impart an air of authority to its wearer and make him/her stand tall amongst the crowd.

The mirrored lenses version of the Aviator sunglasses adds to that dramatic aura effect and is one of the reasons for its popularity. Unlike other fashion sunglasses, the lenses in aviators are gently curved which makes it a great “wrap-around” sunglass.

You could easily say that today’s wrap-around is a modern version of the good ‘ol Aviator sunglasses. Good things never really get out of fashion. Do they?

At www.lawholesalesunglasses.com you can browse, select and purchase sunglasses from an array of fashion and performance eyewear.

Author- John Rivera. Author is director of Marketing and Advertising at LA Wholesale Distributors.



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bigpurplemouth05 asked:


I have these really cool sunglasses but a few days after I got them the paint started to chip and come off, is there anything I could put on it to keep it long lasting?

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amez697 asked:


I read an article a few years that certain colored sunglasses lenses were bad for your eyes because of the way the color interacts with the sunlight that hurts your eyes.

I can’t remember what the “bad” colors were (green, yellow, blue, etc). Does anyone know or know where I can get the information? I tried googling but nothing came up. Thanks!

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Addison asked:


I’ve have light blue eyes, almost grey, and recently I’ve noticed that I have an extreme sensitivity to sunlight. I’m constantly squinting and my eyes tear up unless I’m wearing my sunglasses. I feel like the ones I have now aren’t providing enough protection. Any suggestions?

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