Men's Aviator Sunglasses

For a wider comparison, explore aviator sunglasses and men's sunglasses. Consider size separately from silhouette: a wide frame front need not be tall, and large lenses alone do not establish a suitable fit.

The classic aviator shape, updated

Aviator styling is defined by the relationship between lenses, bridge and upper frame line. Designs can have curved or more angular outlines. The collection name does not mean every frame is lightweight or made from the same material.

For a more defined outline, compare men's square sunglasses. Frame width, rim thickness and contrast against your face influence the visual result alongside lens shape.

Lenses, colours and materials

To compare lens features, explore men's polarized sunglasses. Polarisation, a mirrored finish and a gradient describe different characteristics. Check the selected variant: colour and appearance alone cannot identify its technology or UV protection.

A gold finish with brown lenses creates a different contrast from a silver frame with green lenses. Choose the visual effect you prefer, then check filter category and intended use separately: a dark tint does not establish greater protection.

What to check before choosing

• Frame width and bridge and temple measurements.
• Declared material for each part of the frame.
• Lens features and filter category of the chosen variant.
• Support at the nose and temples without persistent pressure.
• Fit alongside any cap or accessories you wear.

How to style and care for them

Coordinate the frame with T-shirts, shirts, knitwear or jackets. With patterned clothing, consider how prominent you want your sunglasses to be; thin rims and a bold outline create different effects even at a similar size.

Follow the cleaning instructions for your lenses and use a clean lens cloth. Avoid rubbing dry dirt, abrasive products and pressure on the bridge. Store sunglasses in their case to reduce contact with keys and other objects.