Collection: Photochromic Sunglasses

Photochromic sunglasses place greater emphasis on adaptive outdoor tint and sunwear use, while photochromic glasses are usually chosen for everyday indoor-outdoor convenience. Both use light-adaptive lens technology, but the best choice depends on how much time you spend outdoors and whether you need consistently dark sunwear. To compare the two options in more detail, read the photochromic sunglasses section of our photochromic glasses guide.

Standard photochromic sunglasses may not darken as much inside a car because many windshields limit the UV light used to activate standard photochromic lenses. If you need consistently dark sunwear for daytime driving, dedicated prescription sunglasses may be a more suitable option.

Yes. Photochromic sunglasses can be customized with prescription or non-prescription lenses, including single vision, reading, progressive, and bifocal options when compatible with your selected frame and prescription. At Olet Optical, choose your preferred frame, click Select Lenses, complete your base lens selection, then upgrade to Photochromic Sunglasses.