Ray-Ban is one of those classic eyewear brands that everyone knows! They’re famous for offering stylish glasses and sunglasses.
The brand is a popular choice for eyewear buyers. And unfortunately, that popularity has made them a target for unreliable retailers. These retailers try to pass off fake Ray-Bans as real products.
So, how can you make sure that the glasses you’re buying are genuine? Let’s dive deep into this topic to help ensure you’re only buying real Ray-Bans!
Would you pay $300 for a pair of sunglasses? How about $500? Or $800?
When you’re shopping for designer shades, you may see prices like this, and they may stop you in your tracks. You might wonder if it’s worth spending that much on sunglasses.
That’s what we’re here to discuss. What makes expensive sunglasses worth it? Is it the design, the lenses, or that flashy designer logo? Let’s get into it and find out!
Have you decided on eyeglasses to correct your myopia (or nearsightedness)? Great! Now, it’s time to decide on your lenses!
Glass or plastic? Polycarbonate, Trivex, or high-index? So many things to consider!
If you go to Reddit for help about this, you’ll find conflicting suggestions. You might even get more confused. That’s what I did recently, and it made me want to get to the bottom of this!
Are high-index lenses really the best for myopia? Let’s find out.
Ozzy Osbourne was one of those unforgettable musicians who left his mark on the industry. He was known for his bold fashion choices (and personality) as much as his songs. One of the biggest parts of his persona was his sunglasses!
His round frames, which he started wearing in the ‘90s, were not completely original (John Lennon arguably made them famous in the ’70s). But they were a large part of Ozzy’s iconic image.
Fast forward to 2025. The eyewear brand Garrett Leight California Optical (GLCO) teamed up with Ozzy before his passing to create a line of premium sunglasses inspired by his legacy. Let’s dive into the collection and see what’s available!
It’s a worst-case scenario. You roll over on your bed, and you feel something crunching underneath you. Oh no, your glasses! They’re cracked and scratched, but are they beyond repair? How do you fix broken glasses?
I recently came across a Reddit post asking for help with slept-on glasses. Let’s get into this issue and see if we can help!
