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Designer Sunglasses: Worth It?

It’s a luminous sunny day here in Washington, D.C., malevolence the “snowstorm” last obscurity (*blows raspberry to the midwest*). This afternoon, while walking to luncheon with two friends, all three of us simultaneously fished out our sunglasses and put them on. I closely noticed that we fell into the three greater categories of sunglasses: Low-priced, expensive, and ultra-dear. (I have never seen a pair of moderately-priced sunglasses–between $60and $90–but perceive free to let me know if you have!)

One dear companion wears cheap sunglasses because, she says, she is rightful going to lose them anyway. I don’t analogous this line of thinking. The essence of buying something with the intention of replacing it every few days/weeks/months is destructive to me. But, aside from that, I don’t have on cheap sunglasses plainly because they don’t have what I want.

Ray-Ban aviators

I have on expensive, but not ultra-costly, sunglasses. I prefer brands parallel Maui Jim, Ray-Ban, or Oakley because they have what I value in sunglasses: a uv 400  polarized lens. These brands are also more resistant to scratches than a two of cheap drugstore sunglasses. Although I set forth the look of aviators, I parallel to protect my eyes as much as in posse. I go with the bigger-is-better

Maui Jim Maka

conjecture, and generally get something like the Maui Jim Maka. Maui Jim has the added act of kindness of selling replacement talents.

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