Titanium sunglasses: a quick buyer's guide

Titanium is the metal aerospace and medical engineers reach for when weight and failure both matter, and the same properties make it the best material for sunglasses you intend to keep. It is roughly as strong as steel at nearly half the weight, so a frame can be thin and light without turning fragile, and it shrugs off the sweat, saltwater, and sunscreen that slowly degrade cheaper metal frames.

Light enough to forget

Our titanium frames come in around 1.7 oz. That low weight means fewer pressure marks, fewer headaches on long days, and a pair that disappears on your face.

Built to be kept

Titanium resists bending and snapping, and our patented hinge is rated for more than 80,000 open-and-close cycles. That durability is also why we can back every pair with a lifetime, no-questions-asked warranty. Read how durable are titanium sunglasses for the full stress test.

Kind to sensitive skin

Titanium is biocompatible and our frames contain no nickel, the most common metal allergen, so they sit comfortably all day. See are titanium sunglasses hypoallergenic.

Want to compare materials before you buy? Read titanium vs. acetate vs. stainless steel and are titanium sunglasses worth it.