Sierra Sunglasses
The frame is very lightweight & will be ideal for things like hiking. That said, they are a bit oversized & likely will not be a favorite for everyday use.






Starting price | |
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Single-vision | $295 |
Progressives | $595 |
Readers | $295 |
Non-prescription | $195 |
Starting price | |
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Single-vision | $295 |
Progressives | $595 |
Readers | $295 |
Non-prescription | $195 |
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Classic | Free |
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Classic | Free |
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Polycarbonate | Free |
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Polycarbonate | Free |
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Classic | Free |
Anti-reflective | +$35 |
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Classic | Free |
Anti-reflective | +$35 |



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The frame is very lightweight & will be ideal for things like hiking. That said, they are a bit oversized & likely will not be a favorite for everyday use.
I’ve been wearing these for two weeks and these are by far the most comfortable prescription, progressive sunglasses I’ve ever worn. I love how lightweight and flexible the frames are. I have the amber lenses and really appreciate that these lenses work in all lighting conditions. The only downside to these sunglasses is the case — it is ENORMOUS, and doesn’t fit in any of my purses, plus the magnetic closure doesn’t stay shut. I found a zip up case made by Chum for $10 which works perfect. Warby Parker, you can do better with the case design for this new line of frames.