Eyeglasses.com Highlights Summer’s Hottest Sunglasses

Summer’s here and Eyeglasses.com is bringing the shade with an inspired selection of sunglasses as the company recently celebrated National Sunglasses Day on June 27th and the beginning of summer!

“The purpose of National Sunglasses Day, besides a great excuse to go out and buy a pair or three, is to remind people about the importance of protecting your eyes from the sun’s damaging ultraviolet (UV) rays,” said Eyeglasses.com Founder/CEO Mark S. Agnew.

“By regularly exposing your eyes to solar radiation without proper protection, you run the risk of developing cataracts, eye cancer and macular degeneration down the line. A good pair of sunglasses is not only fashionable, it’s a healthy investment in your future.”

Luckily, Eyeglasses.com offers an extensive array of shades by eyewear makers such as:

Ray-Ban – check out the legendary Jackie Ohh and RB4203 styles for Women, RB3025 Aviators and RB3522 Navigator frames for Men and the Unisex 1971 Square Evolve and BLAZE DBL Bridge frames.

Oakley – say yes to sophisticated Cohort and ultra-cool Split Timefor Women, super-sharp Mercenary and Deadbolt for Men and the timeless Unisex Frogskins and Conductor frames.

Gucci – say hello in style with the flirty GG0118S and bold GG0418Sframes for Women, the refined GG0448S and best-selling rectangular GG0001S frames for Men and the Unisex classic GG0417SK frames.

Tom Ford – summertime essentials include the playful FT0524 and FT0320 cat-eye frames for Women, rugged FT0753 and FT0751 for Men and modern Unisex aviators FT0823 and FT0666.

Other top sellers this season include Maui Jim’s Fair Winds 554aviators, Costa Del Mar’s ultra-light titanium Turrett 6S6009 and Persol’s ode to movie legend Steve McQueen, the foldable PO0714.

Jump into the summer shades with www.Eyeglasses.com.


ABOUT EYEGLASSES.COM:

Mark S. Agnew is the CEO and founder of Eyeglasses.com, a leader in the online consumer eyewear business.  Since 1999, Agnew pioneered online retailing by being the first eyewear company with a virtual try-on application, earning two patents which were later sold to Luxottica Corporation.

Agnew has long been a consumer advocate, leaving a successful Wall Street career to develop Eyeglasses.com, which sells high-quality eyewear to customers for half of the price normally charged by optical stores.  As an expert in the eyewear industry, he is the author of the Eyeglasses Buying Guide: How to Pay Less and Get More, which offers advice and information to all eyeglass consumers, offline and online.

Founded on the principal of helping others, Eyeglasses.com has continued to evolve its charity program and in 2019 launched PiWear to literally make blind people see again.  For every pair of PiWear sold, Eyeglasses.com funds a cataract surgery in India.  This effort has earned Agnew wide-ranging media coverage in the press.

Prior to founding Eyeglasses.com, Agnew was Director of Fixed Income Research and Vice President at Lehman Brothers, and before that as Managing Director at Bear Stearns. Agnew started his Wall Street career at Drexel Burnham Lambert, but denies all responsibility for the demise of those three companies. Institutional Investor Magazine recognized Agnew as a top analyst for his investment research, which numbered in the thousands of pages during his ten years on Wall Street.

Agnew earned his MBA at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, and a BA in Art History from Vassar College. He is an active Rotarian, was a board member of the Westport-Weston Chamber of Commerce and is active in local charities.

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