Oakley Sunglasses
- Holbrook
- Frogskins
- Latch
- Turbine
- BXTR
- Latch Panel
- Stunt Devil
- Velo Kato

The brand Oakley has humble beginnings. It started as a garage business with an initial $300 investment, and it manufactured bike grips and other products using its patented material called Unobtainium. This material gave motorcyclists handle grips unlike any other.
Oakley manufactured its first pair of sunglasses in 1980. This was the O-Frame which was marked with the ‘Oakley’ logo on the strap. It went on to manufacture and sell ski goggles from 1983 onwards and the rest is history.
Today, Oakley is one of the most popular sports eyewear brands in the world. Despite its initial focus on motocross products, Oakley gained popularity for its ski goggles and its sunglasses mainly because of its technology and rigorous testing. Oakley took extensive input from athletes and tested new products in extreme weather conditions. This led Oakley to develop fashion pieces, technological designs, and gear that met the needs of its target audience. Its patented Unobtainium material is still used to make the earsocks and nose pieces on Oakley glasses and sunglasses.
Oakley’s clear-frame sunglasses are popular, not only among athletes but also among people who want to showcase their rich taste. These clear frames are fitted with tinted and mirrored lenses that mark the distinguished Oakley style. The purple-green, sapphire blue, and violet mirrored lenses called Prizm™ Sapphire Mirror are an iconic Oakley that can be seen in many of the clear-frame sunglasses in the collection.
You can browse through and buy from Oakley’s clear-frame sunglasses range at SmartBuy online.