Clear Sunglasses

A clear frame is the one frame that has no color of its own. Instead, it borrows one — from your skin at the temples and bridge, from the lens tint you pair it with,and from the light in the room. That's what makes clear sunglasses feel effortless,and it's also why the right pair is a little personal. Every clear frame below is optician-verified and fitted with tinted UV400 lenses (many polarized), so it protects as well as it disappears. Try any pair on with virtual try-on before you commit.

Looking for clear lenses (see-through, no tint) for screens or night driving?Those are clear-lens glasses, not sunglasses — shop Clear Eyeglasses here.This page is clear frames with tinted, UV-blocking sunglass lenses.

Will they stay clear?It's the honest question every clear-frame shopper asks, and most stores dodge it.Here's the straight answer: clear frames can yellow over time — but which material you choose changes almost everything.Standard acetate is the most prone to it. UV light and the natural oils on your skin slowly react with the plastic, and lower-grade acetate can take on a faint amber tint within a few years, usually at the temples and bridge where skin contact is highest.The good news: performance materials like TR90 and our mixed-material builds contain no softening plasticizers to leach out, so they hold their clarity far longer. That's why several of our clearest, most durable frames aren't pure acetate — and why many include adjustable nose pads that lift the frame off your skin at the contact point.To keep any clear pair looking new:Store them in a hard case — not the car dashboard. Heat + UV is what ages them fastest.Clean with mild soap and a microfiber cloth. Never alcohol, sanitizer, or acetone.Rinse off sweat and sunscreen after a beach or gym day instead of letting it sit.Every frame here is optician-verified, so you're starting from honest material — not bargain-bin plastic that clouds in a season.

How to pick your lens tint,The lens does the talking,Because the frame is clear, the lens tint is what gives your sunglasses their personality — and their job. A quick guide:Gray — the true neutral. Colors stay accurate; best all-rounder for bright days.Brown / amber — warms and adds contrast; great for driving and overcast light.Green — balanced contrast with a cooler feel; easy on the eyes for long wear.Polarized (offered on many frames here) — cuts glare off roads, water, and snow.Choose it if you drive daily or spend time near water.All lenses block 100% of UVA and UVB (UV400) regardless of tint.

Shape & face,Find your shape Clear frames flatter almost every face because there's no heavy color to fight your features — but shape still matters:Round or soft faces → structured Square, Rectangle, or Geometric add definition.Square or angular faces → Cat-Eye and Oval soften strong lines.Oval faces → nearly anything works; pick by mood.Cat-eye is our deepest clear collection, with square and aviator close behind.

Clear frames, your prescription,Nearly every frame on this page can be made into prescription sunglasses — single-vision,bifocal, or progressive. Pick your frame, add your tint, upload your Rx at checkout, and we'll build lenses to match. Prescription pairs typically ship in 7–10 business days.