26 Popular And Best Sunglasses For Men

When Sun shows no mercy and mocks you with its heat, which led to burning sensation on your eyes, then the first thing you Google is sunglasses for men. It is not only a great fashion accessory but has great health benefits too. Well chosen sunglasses cannot only make you look like a movie star but are of extreme importance when it comes to maintaining good eye health.

The American Optometric Association says you should always don sunglasses during the daylight hours because they protect eyes from Sun’s UV radiation, Blue-Light, Skin Cancer and they also helps in adaptation to dark and comfortable vision.

It’s clear that sunglasses have gone from comfort and health necessity to fashion accessory. It’s a shift reflected in the current look-at-me trends — retro, vintage-inspired frames, chunky tortoise shells and geometric shapes that attract rather than deflect attention.

Though there are hundreds of thousands of sunglasses designs available, here we have compiled 26 best sunglasses for men, popular for their designs, which you would love to have. The only pain is since we are not sponsoring any sunglasses, you yourself have to search for the seller. We wish you luck for it.

Ray Ban Aviator

Modern Aviator

Pretty Unique Aviator

Classic Dark Shade Aviator

Half frame Dark Shades

Vintage Sunglasses

Ray Ban Round Sunglasses

Round Oakley Sunglasses

Classy Round Glasses Perfect For Big Beard

Retro Round Sunglasses

One Of The Most Unique Sunglasses For Men

The Frame Itself Is So Awesome

Jon Kortajarena X Wolfnoir Wayfarer

Funky Dark Shades

Sports Wear Especially For Mountaineering

Sports Wear – Polarized Sunglasses

Vintage Square Framed Sunglasses

Dual Tone Sunglasses

Wayfarer Sunglasses For Men

Two Tone Sunglasses

Ray Ban Rectangle Frame Sunglasses

Rectangle Frame Shades

Classy Dark Shades

Perfect Dark Shades

Awesome Ray Ban Dark Shades

All Time Favorite Ray Ban Wayfarer

Sunglasses are a great fashion accessory, but their most important job is to protect your eyes from the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays. Some of the sun’s effects on the eyes include:

• Cataracts, a clouding of the eye’s lens that can blur vision. An estimated 20% of cases are caused by extended UV exposure.
• Macular degeneration, resulting from damage to the retina that destroys central vision. Macular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness in the United States.
• Pterygium, a tissue growth over the white part of the surface of the eye that can alter the curve of the eyeball, causing astigmatism.

When purchasing sunglasses, look for ones that block out 99 to 100% of both UVA and UVB radiation, so you can keep your vision sharp and eyes healthy.

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