bio-acetate · polarised · made for 40 degrees
built for
hard light.
Australian sun is not European sun. noon lenses are category 3, polarised, and cut for glare off water, road and sand. The frames are bio-acetate, so they do not warp on the dash.
lens, the darkest you can drive in
UVA and UVB blocked, tested to AS/NZS 1067
plant content in the acetate
days to swap the shape
the lens
glare off, colour on.
A polarised filter cuts the flat white bounce off water and bitumen. A slight brown tint keeps the colour honest, so a green light is still green and a wave is still blue.
- Polarised, so the ute bonnet stops shining
- Brown base tint, no colour shift
- Scratch coat on both sides
Reviews
4,100 faces. 4.8 stars.
Finally, no glare on the drive
M1 at 4pm, west-bound. These fixed it.
Jake, Gold CoastDid not warp in the car
Left on the dash in January. Still straight.
Sophie, PerthSwapped once, easy
Marlow was big on me. Swapped to the vance in a week, no questions.
Tom, HobartLooks expensive
People ask if they are $400 frames. They are not.
Nina, SydneyReviews shown here are illustrative content written for this demonstration store.
Questions
questions.
Can I drive in them?
Yes. Category 3 is the darkest lens legal for driving in Australia.
What if the shape is wrong?
Swap it within 30 days. We post the new pair before you send the old one back.
Prescription?
Not yet. The Marlow and Vance take prescription lenses from any optometrist.
Are they really plant based?
The acetate is 62 per cent cotton and wood pulp. The rest is what makes it hold a shape.
hard light, sorted.
Free shipping, 30 day swap, and a case that survives a bag.