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Ray-Ban RB3025 Aviator
The Ray-Ban RB3025 Aviator is and always will be a classic. An iconic frame that’s paved the way for all the other aviators that have come after, these frames are the original Top Gun shades and combine style with optimal comfort and quality. Not only can you get these classic frames in gold with green lenses, but they are also available in many other colour combinations for those after a unique spin on the original. All lenses offer 100% UVA and UVB protection and are available with different lens coatings too. Choose from mirror, gradient, or polarised lenses.
Polaroid PLD 6069/S/X
A true classic turned contemporary, the Polaroid PLD 6069/S/X sunglasses in rose gold are the perfect aviators for those after a chic and feminine design. These frames feature acetate coated temple tips in a gorgeous Havana print for a stunning contrast. The rose gold lenses are mirrored and glazed with filters that are both polarised and feature 100% UVA and UVB protection. Not only do these frames look stylish but they also offer optimal clarity of vision.
Feel Good Collection Harley C2 Gold Polarised
The Feel Good Collection Harley C2 Gold Polarised sunglasses offer a classic aviator shape and a touch of elegance with the gold colourway. Featuring adjustable nose pads for comfort, a durable metal frame, and 100% UVA and UVB protection, they're both stylish and functional, perfect for any occasion.
Versace Medusa Charm VE2199 1002/81 Black Polarised
For those after something a bit extra, the Versace Medusa Charm VE2199 1002/81 Black Polarised sunglasses will do the trick. These frames are an ultra-modern take on the classic aviator with their thick brow and gold accents which lend these frames a super luxe appeal. Dark grey lenses are surrounded by a classic teardrop frame.
Lacoste L222S 035 Grey
The Lacoste L222S 035 Grey sunglasses is a timeless aviator style that complements round, oval, and squared faces. Perfect for summer, this classic accessory effortlessly transitions from city chic to beach cool. The subtle grey hue offers versatility, pairing well with any outfit. The tortoiseshell temple tips add a stylish touch, ensuring a secure fit with adjustable nose pads. Crafted from durable metal, these Lacoste frames showcase the iconic croc logo for authentic flair.
Ray-Ban RB3561 The General Gold 001/57
Even Ray-Ban has put a modern spin on their own classic aviator with these slightly more square-shaped pilot frames. The Ray-Ban RB3561 The General Gold 001/57 are inspired by the retro originals with their timeless silhouette and enhanced brow bar for a more distinctive style. The gold metal frame is contrasted against alluring tortoise-printed temple tips.
Hugo Boss BOSS 1045/S/IT 000/70 Rose Gold
The Hugo Boss BOSS 1045/S/IT 000/70 Rose Gold sunglasses lend the aviator a touch of sophistication whilst staying true to the laid-back classic. The perfect mix of on trend and retro, these stylish sunglasses may not be the ones which Tom Cruise is wearing but they are nevertheless a choice for the stars, having been worn by the British actor Henry Cavill.
Dunlop Sun 38 Blue C2 Polarised
The Dunlop Sun 38 Blue C2 Polarised sunglasses are the perfect aviator style for the sporty type. Exhibiting a unique an innovative aviator shape, these stylish sunglasses are complete with classic teardrop lenses that feature a grey flash mirror effect and a dark blue frame.
So, there you have it, aviators for everyone no matter what your style. These iconic frames are an excellent choice for all and can be found at Feel Good Contacts for up to 40% cheaper than the high street. Aviator sunglasses are most certainly the coolest of all shades. Originally developed in the 1930’s for pilots, these frames have certainly come a long way and aren’t going away any time soon.
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