Gradient Crystal Sunglasses

Gradient sunglasses in summer. A must-have for fashion

Choose your gradient style to match the color of your outfit. For example, brown sunglasses to match a white women's t-shirt. Choose from more than 5 glasses colors such as black, brown, gold or silver.

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Gradient, mirror and photochromic features

A gradient does not imply that colour changes with light. Photochromic technology is separate, and a mirror is an outer finish; compare mirrored sunglasses to distinguish their appearance.

Compare where the colour transition starts and ends and how much of the lens it covers. Subtle and pronounced gradients can look different in the same frame shape. Lens height also changes the visible area of the finish: a narrow silhouette does not display its proportions in the same way as a larger front.

Choosing lens tone and frame

A gentle transition looks different from a marked contrast. Brown sunglasses let you explore warm tones; also compare frame colour, which need not match the lenses.

Assess the whole combination against your usual clothing. A dark frame can strongly outline a lens with a lighter lower area; a transparent front may let the transition stand out more. These effects help you choose a style, but they do not replace checking the filter or establish a particular benefit for screens or driving.