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Aviator glasses
Aviator glasses have a teardrop lens that is deeper at the outer edge, often with a double bridge across the top. The shape began as pilot eyewear and remains a classic for both clear prescription lenses and sunglasses. Aviators suit oval, square and heart-shaped faces, and the deep lens gives a wide field of view. Check the product page for nose pads and lens height before choosing your lenses.
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About aviator frames
Most aviators are made in metal with adjustable nose pads, which makes them easier to fit on a range of nose shapes. The lower lens area is generous, so reading and progressive zones have room. The deeper outer edge also means more lens material, so a higher index can help with stronger prescriptions. Aviators work well with tinted or polarized lenses for driving in bright daylight; keep a clear pair for evenings.
Because aviators sit wide, check the front width against your current pair; metal temples can usually be adjusted for length.