Ombraz Viale Sunglasses

Stop by our Williams location to try these on! We'd be happy to special order them if the exact combo you want is not in stock.

A classic keyhole bridge and chic, circular lenses complement all genders (these look great on ladies). Built-in, mini visors reduce peripheral glare. 

Ombraz armless sunglasses solve problems. Traditional sunglasses break, fall off, pinch your head, and are difficult to store. By replacing the arms with a built-in cord, Ombraz (ombra. n. shade in Italian) don’t break, won’t fall off, pack flat, and when worn correctly, are more comfortable than ordinary sunglasses.

• German-Engineered Polarized Zeiss Optics
• 100% UVA/UVB Protection
• Hard Coated for Scratch Resistance
• Oleophobic Coated for Smudge Resistance
• Indestructible TR-90 Frames
• Made in Italy
• Base Curve 6
• 100% Recycled Abrasion-Resistant Cord
• Patented Adjustment Fits All Head Sizes
• Available in Two sizes
• Neoprene Case With Built-In Cleaning Cloth
• 20 Mangrove Trees Planted Per Pair

Fit & Lens Guide

Regular vs. Narrow: Choose Narrow if you typically need a narrower frame; choose Regular if standard-width sunglasses fit you comfortably. Cord adjustment changes tension, not frame width. Check that the keyhole bridge rests comfortably on your nose and the lenses clear your cheeks.

Adjusting the cord: Start loose, position the frame comfortably on your nose, then adjust the cord in small increments until secure without pulling the frame tightly into your face. Loosen it if you feel nose pressure.

Hot, sweaty rides: Sweat can change nose contact. Pause safely to wipe your nose and the frame’s contact points, then readjust gently. Avoid overtightening to compensate for a poor bridge fit; consider the compatible Viale Nose Pad Riser if you need more clearance.

Polarized lenses and screens: Some phone and cycling-computer displays can look dim or dark through polarized lenses at certain angles. Test your device before riding; changing the screen angle may improve visibility. Stop safely before adjusting or checking a device.