Men's Polarized Sunglasses With UV400 Protection & Lightweight Frames Announced
Oct 20, 2026
All Star Shady has announced its men's polarized sunglasses collection, featuring UV400 lens protection and lightweight frame construction for daily wear, driving, fishing, and other outdoor activities.
Portland, United States, October 20, 2026 /PressCable/ -- All Star Shady has announced its men's polarized sunglasses collection, offering UV400-protected lenses and lightweight frame construction across a range of styles built for everyday men.
More information about the collection is available at https://allstarshady.com/collections/mens-sunglasses
The company's recent announcement comes as polarized lenses account for approximately 81% of global sunglasses market revenue in 2025, according to Mordor Intelligence, largely due to their glare-reduction benefits for driving and outdoor sports. All Star Shady's collection aims to meet this demand, pairing UV400 lens protection with lightweight frame designs suited to sustained outdoor use.
The collection includes styles ranging from lightweight everyday aviators to bifocal sunglasses designed for driving and outdoor use. The Men's Polarized Aviator Sunglasses lead with a metal frame and UV400 polycarbonate lenses designed for all-day wear, while a companion style trades the aviator shape for a more rugged, anti-glare build suited to fishing and time on the road.
For those who prefer more than one pair on hand, a scratch-resistant 3-pack delivers the same UV400 protection across multiple frames, and a 2-pack of TR90 bifocal sunglasses closes out the lineup with wrap-around coverage and built-in readers for outdoor use. Every pair in the collection carries UV400-rated lenses, which block UVA and UVB rays, combined with polarization designed to reduce glare in bright outdoor conditions.
Prices across the collection range from $20.54 to $66.41 at sale pricing, with regular prices listed from $27.95 to $79.41 before discount.
"We built this collection around what men actually need outdoors — real UV protection and frames light enough to forget you're wearing them," said a spokesperson for All Star Shady.
Beyond the men's line, All Star Shady also offers a women's sunglasses collection, part of a broader catalog spanning fashion, sports, and driving eyewear. The company is based in Hong Kong SAR, with a returns and fulfillment center located in Portland, Oregon. It supports order tracking, multiple payment methods including major credit cards, PayPal, and Shop Pay, and maintains published shipping, return, and refund policies.
Men seeking polarized eyewear can view product details, pricing, and place orders at https://allstarshady.com/
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Address: 7337 SE 28th Ave, Portland, OR 97202, United States
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