A tint for every look.
Solid densities from a light 12% to a full 95%, or a graduated tint that fades toward the top — 40 combinations across seven colors.
Color that changes the look, not the lens.
A tint is a cosmetic and comfort layer over the same prescription — a way to soften bright light, change the frame's finished look, or match a customer's style, without touching the optics underneath. Choose an even solid density or a graduated fade, across seven colors.
Even color, top to bottom.
One consistent density across the whole lens — the density number is how much light the tint blocks.
Fades from top to bottom.
Two densities in one lens — deeper at the top, lighter (or clear) toward the bottom for an unobstructed view when looking down.
Not just a look — a function.
Black
The deepest, most opaque option — maximum brightness reduction for wearers who want the darkest possible lens.
- Maximum brightness reduction
- Strongest cosmetic statement
Grey
Neutral — dims brightness without shifting perceived color, the safest all-purpose everyday choice.
- True, undistorted color
- Safe all-purpose everyday pick
Brown
Boosts contrast and edge definition in variable light — a common pick for driving.
- Higher contrast, sharper edges
- Comfortable in variable light
Green
A balanced middle ground — lifts contrast a little without distorting color as much as brown.
- Balanced contrast and comfort
- Minimal color distortion
Yellow
Brightens flat, low-light conditions — dawn, dusk, overcast — at the cost of less sun protection.
- Brighter in flat, low light
- Less suited to strong sun
Blue
Mostly a fashion and comfort choice — softens harsh light with a cool, calm cast.
- Cool, calm cast
- Fashion-led choice
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Pink
A warmer fashion option — softens harsh light without the stronger contrast shift of brown or green.
- Warm, soft fashion tone
- Gentle brightness reduction
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