Aviator Blue Light Glasses
Aviator blue light glasses - the classic teardrop, re-tooled for screens instead of skies.
Quick answer
Aviator blue light glasses take the teardrop lens and double bridge from mid-century flight eyewear and fit clear filtering lenses. They suit square, rectangular and heart-shaped faces.
At a glance
What you need to know
- Teardrop lens and double bridge, borrowed from mid-century flight eyewear
- Suits square, rectangular and heart-shaped faces
- Hardest fit on a round face, which gets no contrast from it
- Keep the lens above the cheek — aviators run large, do not size up
- Use the adjustable nose pads; the fit is unusually bridge-sensitive
About our aviator blue light glasses
Aviator blue light glasses take the most famous frame shape ever made and give it a desk job. The teardrop lenses and slim metal build still carry that effortless, walked-off-a-runway confidence - only now the lenses filter blue light from screens and cut glare, because the modern cockpit is a laptop and two monitors. Aviators flatter most face shapes, particularly square and heart-shaped faces where the tapered lens softens wider foreheads and strong jaws, and the double bridge adds a detail most frames simply do not have. Ours come in gold, gunmetal and matte black metals, with clear or lightly tinted lenses, in a fit that works for men and women alike. They are featherweight, as aviators should be, with adjustable nose pads for a fit you can forget about entirely. Free UK delivery over £20, dispatched within 48 hours, and a money-back guarantee if the runway look is not you.
Aviators at a desk, not in a cockpit
The teardrop was designed to cover the whole eye socket of a pilot looking down at an instrument panel, which is why the lens runs deeper at the outer edge than most frames. At a monitor that depth is genuinely useful — it covers more of your field of view than a shallow rectangle — but it also means the lower rim can sit on the cheek if you size up. Aviators run large. Take the size you think you need and then go one smaller, and use the adjustable nose pads rather than assuming the fit is wrong.
Questions
Aviator Blue Light Glasses — questions
Do aviators suit everyone?
More people than any other metal frame - the tapered teardrop flatters square, heart and oval faces especially. Very round faces sometimes prefer the structure of a square instead.
Are these sunglasses?
No - the lenses are clear or lightly tinted, made for indoor screen use. They filter blue light from screens rather than sunlight. Same silhouette, different job.
Are metal aviators comfortable for long days?
Very - they are among the lightest frames we sell, and the adjustable nose pads let you fine-tune the fit. Once set, most people forget they are wearing them.
30 days, no quibble
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If your frames are not right, send them back within 30 days for a full refund. We pay the return postage. No forms in triplicate, no interrogation.
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