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Lacoste Designer sunglasses from the most renowned fashion and optical houses. We select for you only the newest and most fashionable ♥ eyewear models. Always with an eye for high quality and aesthetics. Stylish sunglasses and all the Lacoste glasses worn by famous celebrities.

Lacoste sunglasses designed by the most inspired contemporary designers. Authentic sunglasses, they come with certificates of authenticity from the distributor.

The largest variety of Lacoste glasses, with special absorptive lenses for perfect vision and better performance.
In stock, for immediate shipping in 1 day

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Wearing sunglasses every day can prevent the damage the sun causes to your eyes. Sunglasses improve your vision and are the perfect fashion accessory.

If the sun does not bother my eyes, do I still need sunglasses?

Yes. The sun emits harmful UV rays that can cause photokeratitis, pterygium and permanent retinal damage.

What exactly are UV rays?

Ultraviolet (UV) rays lie just before violet, in the visible light spectrum. Their main source is sunlight. The ultraviolet light is divided into three different types: UVA, UVB and UVC. UVA has longer wavelengths and passes through glass easily. UVB rays are the most dangerous, making sunglasses and sunscreen essential. UVC rays do not reach the Earth, because the ozone in the atmosphere blocks them.

What are the different types of sunglass lenses?

Different sunglass lens tints can help you see better in different conditions.

Blue-blocker lenses block blue light and usually have an amber-brown color. Studies show blue light is harmful and could increase the risk of eye damage from diseases such as macular degeneration. These lenses are popular among skiers, hunters, boaters and pilots, who use them to increase contrast.

Both polarized sunglass lenses (polarized) and lenses with an anti-reflective coating help eliminate annoying reflections and glare. Polarized lenses in particular are used a lot by those involved with the sea and snow, but also by cyclists and drivers.

Lenses with anti-reflective coatings reduce the glare caused by light reflected off the back surface of your sunglass lenses.

Mirrored sunglass lenses: they limit the amount of light entering your eyes, so you feel more comfortable.

Sunglass lenses with mirror coatings (also called flash mirrors) are a highly reflective coating applied to the front surface of the sunglass lenses to reduce the amount of light entering the eye. This makes them especially useful for activities in very bright sun, such as skiing on snow on a sunny day.
Technology has advanced, so today's choice of mirror coatings includes all the colors of the rainbow, as well as silver, gold and metallic copper. Warm pink, blue - almost any color is available.

The choice of color of a mirrored sunglass lens is a purely aesthetic decision. The color of the mirror coating you choose does not affect color perception. What determines the darkness of the lenses and the vision is the color of the lens beneath the mirror coating.

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Sunglasses Lacoste

Lacoste sunglasses designed by the most inspired contemporary designers. Authentic sunglasses, they come with certificates of authenticity from the distributor.

Lacoste sunglasses designed by the most inspired contemporary designers. Authentic sunglasses, they come with certificates of authenticity from the distributor.

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If the sun does not bother my eyes, do I still need sunglasses?

What exactly are UV rays?

What are the different types of sunglass lenses?

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