Poler X Raen Sunglasses

Outdoor gear experts Poler have teamed up with eyewear brand RAEN Optics for a special collection of sunglasses envisioned for the traveler, adventurer and thrill seeker. The collaboration resulted in three distinct models, the Garwood - a wayfarer-esque frame, the Remy - a modern lightweight frame, and the Myer - a bold frame with a squared off outline. All models are fitted with Carl Zeiss lenses to ensure you’re able to keep adventuring for days on end.

Available now from Poler or from Raen

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The Ray-Ban RB4397 Corrigan Bio-Based sunglasses are a remarkable blend of sustainability and style. These sunglasses represent the next generation of eyewear, where eco-friendliness meets iconic design. Crafted from bio-based acetate and recycled materials, they are a testament to Ray-Bans commitment to environmental responsibility. What sets the Corrigan apart is its distinctive design. With angular sides, rounded bottoms, a flat top bar, and a two-hole br...
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