We Love Luke Shades!

When we think of Luke Shades, a few words come to mind… craftsmanship, quality, wearable art, style, function and the list goes on.

I love my Luke Shades, they have style, comfort and I’m pretty hard on sunglasses and my Luke’s are as tough and they are good looking. – Sarah

Here's Why We Love Luke Shades

  • All frames are constructed from tropical wood species and reinforced layered hardwoods for superior strength
  • Frames are sealed with a blend of wax, lacquer and natural oils to protect the wood grain
  • High-grade nickel spring hinges flex to fit most head sizes
  • 100% UV protection
  • Lightweight, impact- and scratch-resistant polycarbonate lenses
  • Packaged in a microfiber-lined pouch for protection

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