Ochila Sunglasses Lite Blue Yellow Tint Pilot Unisex

Item: Ochila Sunglasses Lite Blue Yellow Tint Pilot Unisex

Type: Sunglasses

Brand: Ochila

Style: Aviator

Condition: New

Frame Shape: Pilot

UV Protection: Yes

Temple Color: Lite Blue Yellow Tint

Lens Color: Lite Blue Yellow Tint

Lens Material: Polycarbonate

Gradient: Yes

Frame Color: Blue

Mirrored: No

Frame Material: Metal

Size: Medium

Gender: Unisex – Men – Women

Polarized: No

Frame Type: Full Frame

Carrying Case: Yes

Cleaning Cloth: Yes

Stock Number: AV-025

Description:

Ochila Lite Blue Yellow Tint Pilot Sunglasses Unisex. In the first place Look classy and feel like a celebrity wearing Ochila sunglasses with Lite blue Yellow Tint lenses. As a matter of fact, sunglasses will provide you 100% protection against harmful UVA/UVB rays. In reality,  Classic and stylish, aviator sunglasses have been a favorite among pilots, celebrities, and musicians.  After all, the first aviator style sunglasses contracted by the US military in 1935 were in the US Army Air Corps D-1 Sunglasses.  In any event, Aviator  style sunglasses are intended to be worn under headgear and are characterized by dark oftentimes reflective lenses and thin, monel, steel or titanium metal frames with double or triple bridges and bayonet ear pieces or flexible cable temples that hook more securely behind the ears. Not to mention, shades come with a hardshell case and cleaning cloth.

Lite Blue Yellow Tint Pilot Sunglasses Unisex Ochila

The design covers the entire field of the vision of the human eye and significantly reduce the amount of transmitted visible light and (near) infrared adiation and prevent (erythemal) UV radiation from entering the eye from any angle. In fact, after World War II Comfort Cable aviator sunglasses were available for civilians on the surplus market.  Furthermore, civilian models and options appeared without a frontal brow bar and with plastic earhooks. Since everything military was in fashion these glasses became popular among the people and companies got their bearings on time and began to promote such glasses for civilian use in the 1940s and 1950s. With this in mind, fly right on into grabzndealz for some picky and shady deals.