Benefits Of Black-Colored Glasses

Black-Colored Glasses

Black lenses give sunglasses a dark, classic appearance. They are an easy styling choice if you want a color that pairs with many frame finishes and outfits. With AVIEW, you can choose black slip-in lenses for a compatible frame and change to another color later.

Why choose black lenses?

Black is a useful starting point when you prefer a less colorful look. Compare it with brown if you want a warmer tint, or with blue and rose if you want a more noticeable color change. The best choice is the view and style you enjoy, together with the product features you need.

A dark appearance does not tell you everything about a lens. Check the stated specifications and intended use before choosing eyewear for driving, sports, or another activity.

Separate darkness from lens protection

UV protection, polarization, and tint are different features. Do not assume a black lens has a particular UV rating or is polarized because it looks dark. The American Academy of Ophthalmology’s sunglasses guide explains why lens color is not enough to judge protection.

Likewise, do not assume darker is always better. Choose eyewear suitable for the light and the activity. If a tint makes important details harder to see, it is not a useful choice for that situation.

Use one frame for different looks

The practical benefit of AVIEW’s slip-in design is choice. Keep your frame and switch compatible lens colors when you want another look. Our color comparison guide helps you compare black with the other five options.

Store spare lenses in their wallet with one lens in each slot. This keeps the surfaces apart and makes the next pair easy to find.

Choose black lenses for your AVIEW frame

Already have an AVIEW frame? Choose round black lenses for round frames or square black lenses for square frames. These shapes are not interchangeable, and the slip-in lenses do not fit other brands. Each pair includes a two-slot wallet; frames are sold separately.

New to AVIEW? Browse frames and matching lenses, or read how the slip-in system works.

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