Polarized lenses fight glare by minimizing the passage of undesirable light to the eye. The result is sharper vision, more vivid color and greater depth perception.It’s come from differente color and The price is between $350 & $400 .

Devoted to making the best sunglasses on the planet by letting invention lead the way. With a passion to reinvent from scratch, Oakley sunglasses defy convention and set the standard for design, performance, and protection by wrapping innovation in art.

Sport professionals demand nothing less than the best, and we’ve answered their challenge for decades. World-class athletes have driven us to create innovation after innovation, including interchangeable lens designs with unbeatable optical clarity. FLAK JACKET takes that to the next level with the latest in performance technology.

Price: 140$

Get it all with Oakley Women’s black plastic frame with oval lenses.

C100 is Christian Hundertmark, a Munich based artist and designer. Born in 1974, Christian started drawing at a young age. In 1989, he painted his first graffiti “Batman,” to be followed by 10 years of active graffiti writing. After his design studies and a short year in advertising, Christian worked as a freelance graphic designer/illustrator before founding his own studio in 2003 where he began to immerse himself in other forms of street art, fascinated by the endless possibilities of new mediums. Later that year, his first book “The Art of Rebellion: World of Street Art” was published, which got very good feedback from the worldwide street art scene. Beyond working as an author and designer, Christian holds workshops and lectures for students in Milan and Vienna.

Young athletes feel indestructible. It’s an attitude that lets them challenge all limits. Young women are the same when it comes to health. Even the idea of breast cancer seems distant, an unlikely detour far down the road and decades from possibility. The reality is closer than most realize. In the U.S. alone more than 250,000 women under age 40 are living with breast cancer, and it’s the leading cause of cancer deaths in women 15 to 54. The YOUNG SURVIVAL COALITION® (YSC) is a non-profit network focused on the issues unique to young women affected by breast cancer.

The YSC’s core purpose is to improve the quality and quantity of life for all young women facing the challenges of breast cancer. A proud partner of the YSC, Oakley is helping support its mission of Action, Advocacy and Awareness by donating $20 from each sale of this special edition sunglass.The price is $180.

Devoted to making the best sunglasses on the planet by letting invention lead the way. With a passion to reinvent from scratch, Oakley sunglasses defy convention and set the standard for design, performance, and protection by wrapping innovation in art.The price is $205

Frame
* Color: Orange
* Material: Plastic
* Features: Gripped Temples
Lens
* Color: Orange
* Material: Plastic
* Style: Rectangle
* Features: Mirrored

Devoted to making the best sunglasses on the planet by letting invention lead the way. With a passion to reinvent from scratch, Oakley sunglasses defy convention and set the standard for design, performance, and protection by wrapping innovation in art.The price is $195

Frame
* Color: White
* Material: Metal
Lens
* Color: Grey
* Material: Plastic
* Style: Rectangle

Devoted to making the best sunglasses on the planet by letting invention lead the way. With a passion to reinvent from scratch, Oakley sunglasses defy convention and set the standard for design, performance, and protection by wrapping innovation in art.Fits medium to large faces and the price is $160.

For $4,000, you can land a luxurious week in Europe, an Armani 100% cashmere overcoat or a diamond ring from Tiffany’s.

Or perhaps you’d prefer a new pair of sunglasses?

We’re not yet out of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, but Oakley, the egocentric sunglasses maker that prides itself on outside-the-box craftsmanship and marketing chutzpah, on Monday will announce plans for a line of $4,000 sunglasses.

The move comes at a time when the $200 billion luxury-products industry, once thought recession-proof, is spiraling downward. Luxury-product sales globally are expected to fall a hefty 8% in 2009, projects a Bain & Co. study.Pooh-poohing all that is Oakley CEO Colin Baden. “Why not go after the Holy Grail of elite sunglasses? It’s less a business objective and more Oakley flexing its R&D muscle and thumbing its nose at the other expensive eyewear makers.”

The ultrapremium Oakley Elite C Six will sell at almost seven times the price of the $600 Pit Boss, which had been Oakley’s costliest line. Sporting goods gurus and sports marketing experts are hard-pressed to name a pricier line of sunglasses, or to explain why Oakley is launching it now.

“I could have seen something like this selling three years ago,” says John Horan, publisher of Sporting Goods Intelligence newsletter. “But conspicuous consumption is out.”Stephen Greyser, sports marketing professor at Harvard University, agrees. “Just how much better can the best sunglass be that it would be perceived to be worth $4,000?”Evidently, better enough. “We have guys trying to buy it before it’s out the door,” Baden says. One pair was rushed to biking legend and Oakley endorser Lance Armstrong to wear on the last day of this summer’s Tour de France. Armstrong declined to comment on the shades.

About 80 layers of costly carbon fiber — a material more common to the aerospace and motor sports industries — are pressed into the frame. The ultracostly material and design make the frames more flexible and comfortable for athletes, says Neil Ferrier, Oakley’s advanced product development chief.Another reason for the high price tag, Ferrier says, is the number of worker hours devoted to them. About 90 hours of machine time go into crafting each pair, he estimates.Oakley will limit the line to 200 pairs over the next year. They’ll be sold at Oakley retailers and designer sunglasses boutiques. The target customer, Baden says, “is the guy who doesn’t blink at spending $300,000 on a car.”

But he doesn’t expect to make money on the line. “We’re doing this because it’s brand-positive. It’s Oakley being Oakley.”One luxury-market expert even predicts strong sales. “There’s pent-up demand for exclusive luxury products,” says Milton Pedraza, CEO of the Luxury Institute, a consulting firm. “They could sell out quickly.”

Devoted to making the best sunglasses on the planet by letting invention lead the way. With a passion to reinvent from scratch, Oakley sunglasses defy convention and set the standard for design, performance, and protection by wrapping innovation in art.
The price is $200
Frame :
* Color: Black
* Material: Plastic
Lens  :
* Color: Grey
* Material: Plastic
* Style: Rectangle

It’s not about keeping up with the world. It’s about the world keeping up with you, and Oakley thinks your style should leave them breathless. That’s why they put some voluptuous curves in a look that oozes confidence. Lightweight C-5™ alloy is matched with stems of acetate to create a work of art that is meticulously hand assembled, hand polished and signed with metal icons.

A single, continuous lens gives it sophisticated ease, and the PLUTONITE® lens material filters out all UV, not just UVA and UVB. Our precise Three-Point Fit gives you comfort all day, and the uniquely feminine geometry includes side contours that optimize peripheral view. You also get the unbeatable clarity of HIGH DEFINITION OPTICS® (HDO®) with performance that meets ANSI Z80.3 standards for both vision and impact protection. As far as visual impact, this is style that gets noticed.

BREATHLESS™ comes with our exclusive women’s eyewear case. Lens options include gradient shading, and the frame is also available with Oakley polarized lenses.

Oakley’s legacy of sports performance innovation continues with the new JAWBONE™. The latest evolution of a coveted design, this frame is like nothing ever seen in the world of sports. Every aspect is engineered around the clarity and protection of HIGH DEFINITION OPTICS® (HDO®). With Oakley’s new SWITCHLOCK™ Technology, the lower part of the frame rim opens to allow easy access for quick lens changing, letting you optimize performance in any light condition. The revolutionary design holds the lenses with a suspension system so stresses on the frame won’t affect the optics.

With ordinary frames, flexing can change the surface contours of the lenses, causing optical distortion. The new architecture ensures there’s nothing to diminish the unbeatable clarity of HIGH DEFINITION OPTICS® (HDO®), and you still get the optimized comfort and fit of a flexible frame design. Pivot the nose piece to unlock the lower jaw and open it for easy lens changing. There’s minimal handling involved, so dirty fingers don’t get all over the lens. The quick-release system closes with a cam that locks each lens securely in place.

Oakley engineered the pivoting system with a release mechanism that lets you remove and replace the nose piece with a different size to customize the fit. A comfortably secure fit is essential for athletic competition, so Oakley started this new design with the company’s legendary Three-Point Fit.

Instead of hooking the ears like conventional frames, a Three-Point Fit ensures the frame touches the wearer only at the bridge of the nose and the sides of the head. Oakley combined the proprietary fit with specialized bridge geometry and strategically placed flex zones to give the frame a broad range of flexibility while directing stresses away from the lenses. That way, the optics can do their job without the distortion of subtle bending and bowing.