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Why And How To Wear Exotic Sunglasses. Part One: Wooden Frames (B)

By Attireclub @attireclub

Wearing sunglasses is not only a matter of style anymore as it was when they originated, it’s also a matter of health but also of self-expression.

Your eye wear is very strongly associated with your personality, since your glasses come in such close contact with your face, which is the body part by which most people primarily identify others. Sunglasses are a lot more liberal than normal glasses and can be worn in many different ways.

We discussed glasses and sunglasses before, but today we want to focus on something new. Usually, when you go shopping for glasses, you are asked if you want a metal or a plastic frame, but were you ever asked if you wish to buy a wooden frame? Well, this is where “exotic sunglasses” come up on stage.

On the Mahonki website you can also find the

On the Mahonki website you can also find the “Waiting for the Sun Data Noir.” It is made out of bamboo and it’s design is a must-have.

There are a lot of ways you can be creative with your sunglasses, and wearing wooden frames is a good example. To exemplify this, we wish to make you acquainted with a brand called Mahonki, which specializes in original and really stylish sunglasses with a twist.

Reasons to wear sunglasses

Here are the reasons why you should wear (exotic) sunglasses:

1. Sunglasses can be a extension of your style. The sunglasses you wear are a great accessory that you can use to your advantage. Why go for something plain when you can go for something different and original?

2. A good pair of sunglasses will protect you from the harmful UV rays of the sun. In case you did not know, UV rays can be responsible for cataracts, cornea damage, and other medical obstacles.

3. Wearing sunglasses, especially if you are out a lot, will keep your eyes rested. Always having the sun in your face is in the end going to make your eyes tired before you need to use them.

4. If you wear sunglasses, you can be sure they will keep your eyes moist. Normally, if we spend a lot of time in the sun, our tears will evaporate. Your eyes need their moist to function properly, so sunglasses can help your vision under intensive sunlight.

5. Sunglasses actually reduce the effect of jet lag. By reducing the sunlight that enters the eye, sunglasses trick your body into not noticing so obviously that you are moving through time zones so quickly and therefore the disruption of your biological rhythm caused by jet lag will be minimized.

6. Wearing sunglasses will help you reduce your headaches and eyestrain. If your eyes are protected from strong light, the possibility of a headache and eyestrain will lower a lot.

The frame of these hand-made a la John Lennon glasses is made out of rosewood.

The frame of these hand-made a la John Lennon glasses is made out of rosewood.

Wearing sunglasses indoors

While it is not customary to wear sunglasses indoors, some people wear them for different reasons. Here are some of them:

1. They are photophobic. Photophobia is a condition where a person cannot stand bright light easily and even a normal illumination might seem too bright for them. These people usually wear sunglasses as well indoors as outdoors. If you find yourself commenting on somebody who is wearing sunglasses indoors, think twice, since their reasons might be purely medical. Also, many blind people choose to wear sunglasses all the time, regardless of the environment they are in.

2. Other medical reasons. Photophobia and blindness are not the only causes people choose to wear sunglasses inside. Deformities, dry eyes or migraines can also be the reason why some choose to wear their shades inside.

3. Vanity, status and style. To some, wearing sunglasses is a fashion statement and we encourage that, while to others it’s just a way of showing off the designer label on their shades. We’re not so fond of that.

Now that you have all these reasons broken down, why should you not make your useful sunglasses look their best as well?

The Optimono Padma Ebony by Mahonki: A combination of original shapes and materials.

The Optimono Padma Ebony by Mahonki: A combination of original shapes and materials.

Clothes that match wooden frames

Because in this article, which is part one of a series on exotic sunglasses, we focus on the great idea of wooden sunglasses, we want to give you a few ideas on what to wear them with.

1. Natural goes with natural. Hand-made wooden frames go perfectly with other natural fabrics. Cotton, wool and silk make great friends with wood.

2. Wood goes with any color. Wooden sunglasses have the advantage of going with almost anything: from very bright colors that they will tone out to paler colors on which they will act as an enhancer. The color schemes that go with wooden frames are just endless and really beautiful.

This is the VuerichB. Plywood Vilbrequin Grey. It's a great pair of sunglasses because it's bigger and will protect you perfectly.

This is the VuerichB. Plywood Vilbrequin Grey. It’s a great pair of sunglasses because it’s bigger and will protect you perfectly.

3. In our opinion, wearing such an exquisite piece can be done with a range of clothing, especially with causal and business-casual clothes.

How to clean sunglasses

1. To clean your lenses, use a soft cloth (for example something made out of microfiber).

2. Avoid cleaning your glasses with facial tissues or other similar objects as they are too abrasive.

3. Use a spray-on lens cleaner or simply water when you clean the lenses. Dry lenses are more susceptible to scratching when you rub them.

To conclude, we can say that sunglasses are an accessory you should not lack. They are both healthy in more ways than one and at the same time they are stylish and can change your appearance without you having to change your whole wardrobe.

Fraquoh and Franchomme

P.S. What type of sunglasses do you like to wear? Are you an avid or an occasional sunglasses wearer? Share your comments below!

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