Designed to block sun in the car or when you’re on the move, Fittys stop the fumbling between glasses and prescription sunglasses.
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Fittys: Sunglasses That Fit Over Your Glasses and Look Great
Hello four-eyed community!
Fittys are designed to seamlessly fit over all prescription glasses.
They’re perfect for blocking sun in the car or when you’re on the move.
How Fittys Work
Crafted by a Designer that Oversaw Designs for Calvin Klein & Nike
Drive Safe with a Practical Solution to Stop the Sun
Driving without sun protection for your eyes can be dangerous.
Keep Fittys in your car for a simple, well-designed solution to endless squinting in the sun.
Fit Guarantee with Free Returns
We ship for free and guarantee each pair with a 90-day free-return window.
Fittys have fit over small frames, large frames, and frames of all different styles.
However, there’s no test like trying them on, and we understand that!
So please give them a try and let us know if they’re not for you.
Improve Long-Term Eye Health
Sunglasses protect eyes like sunscreen protects skin.
Fittys provide a much needed new option for those who wear glasses.
Stop Squinting with 100% UV-Protected Lenses from Carl Zeiss
These lenses provide 100% UV A, B, and C protection.
They’re made of impact-resistant polycarbonate, a material designed for use during athletic competitions.
Also, designed for optimal use in the car, these lenses have a scratch-resistant coating and they’re non-polarized so that you can always see water and ice on the road.
Reduce Unnecessary Plastic with Frames Made of 58% Biomaterial
Fittys frames are made from a unique form of TR90, a thermoplastic developed by a carbon-neutral manufacturer in Switzerland.
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What’s Included?
Each pair of Fittys comes with a tri-fold case and microfiber cloth, ensuring your sunglasses stay protected and smudge-free wherever you go.
Prototype
Our first prompt for an amateur designer was to sketch out “sunglasses that fit over your glasses and look like a Frank Gehry building on your face.”
This sadly didn’t create the best results, as are pictured below.
Then we were lucky to find and partner with Carl Allen, the designer who formerly oversaw sunglass designs for Calvin Klein and Nike.
Carl was excited to join this project due to its potential to disrupt the eyewear industry. Here are some of our first sketches below.
