Goodr

Tortoiseshell sunglasses? More like houndshell shades. These sunnies were named in honor of Bosley, king of the basset hounds. So every time you wear these, you’ll be in the presence of royalty.

These dark teal OGs featuring green gradient lenses will have you cruisin’ in style.

Larger frame built specifically for those with magnum-sized noggins now in that groovy tortoise-shell style we all know AND love.

These legendary teal polarized sunglasses with UV400 protection were inspired by the epic… um, “parties” hosted by the queen of lake monsters herself. No slip, no bounce frames are perfect for sweaty activities of all kind.

"Why are we here? Why am I hungry? Did I make eye contact with that stranger?" Ponder these existential questions in style with translucent dark blue Circle Gs featuring gradient purple-yellow ocean lenses, and soak up the sweet embrace of the abyss!

These gorgeous multi-colored, watercolor-esque OGs feature saturated shades of purple, teal, and hints of gold, along with teal reflective lenses.

Zombie influencer on Insta: "I've been getting a lot of questions about my skincare routine." (Literally NO one asked.) We all know your filthy secret is a steady diet of brains. These gray OGs with black gradient lenses will match your complexion.

Ignore impatient haters, bruh. Pop a token & play ON.

Know what happens when you mix all colors of the rainbow together?! You get BLACK. That's how Goodr made these black-on-black A Unicorn's Calamity shades. It took eight years & a touch of unicorn magic, but they finally perfected black OGs.

A classic frame shape with timeless appeal that will always be in style. (Unlike those heinous trends of the late ‘00s.)

Round green sunglasses with sleek polarized lenses and UV400 protection for active hipsters. Vintage-inspired design with a special grip frame that stays put no matter how hard you sway at that indie show.

With wider frames, longer arms, and bigger lenses than our OGs, these babies are designed to complement and fit beasters with larger melons.